1) Ask your broker!
2) Look for the regulation of your broker!
In my experience the brokers do ignore the slippage.
Some years ago I heard in a seminar offered by a broker that you can request the broker to cancel the order if the your order was effected outside of your slippage - but I have no specific experience about that.
Gooly
Hi gooly,
Thanks for your reply,
I upset for ignoring slippage parameter in market orders. Actually it is very important to restrict the order price.
In my algorithm this is the case:
I calculated which symbol to trade in time T,
I have to open order its ASK or BID price +- Delta, depend on order type,
If I can open the order in T + dT, make profit %P
If I can open the order in T + 2dT, make profit %P * 0.8
If I can open the order in T + 3dT, make profit %P * 0.6
If I can open the order in T + 4dT, make profit %P * 0.4
I mean opening order delay also important for me.
Do you suggest any broker, or how can I find the best broker which satisfy my requirements?
Best regards,
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Hello,
I am new in MetaTrader and mql4 language,
I wonder to know, slippage parameter is applicable parameter for market orders (OP_SELL or OP_BUY) ?
I am asking this because in my broker demo account, I set slippage as 10 (Since it is using 5 digits) and it opens the order not in the range of RequestedPrice +- Slippage.
So one of the following must be the answer:
- slippage parameter is not applicable parameter for market orders, OR
- my broker ignore slippage parameter, OR
- in demo accounts slippage parameter is ignored
The answer is very important for me.
Thanks for your help.