Slippage: - Slippage is the difference between the expected cost (or price) of a transaction and the amount actually paid. For example if I saw the EUR/USD quote was currently at 1.2910 and entered into the market at that price but was filled at 1.2912 instead, then I received.
Pips of slippage:- Slippage can occur in any market, though is much more prevalent in markets with low liquidity. Since the spot FX market is so much bigger and generally more liquid than other markets slippage should not occur as often when trading the major currencies, HOWEVER slippage can and does occur especially during economic or political news events, or any unexpected and sudden shift in market sentiment.
Trading Example
Let’s say you believe the Euro’s value to the USD will increase and decide to buy 1 mini Lot (10,000 units of Euro) at a rate of 1.41. To do this you would need to Buy 10,000 Euros with 14,100 USD. Weeks later, after you see the Euro increase in value in relationship to the USD you decide to Sell back your 10,000 Euros into US Dollars, which is now at a rate of 1.5200, or 15,200 USD.
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