Also there is a way to set slippage parameter in OrderSend function.
If we set slippage 1 or 2 instead of 3, does it really helpful in reducing the slippage ?
I was wondering about this for a long time really.
Kind regards.
int OrderSend( string symbol, // symbol int cmd, // operation double volume, // volume double price, // price int slippage, // slippage double stoploss, // stop loss double takeprofit, // take profit string comment=NULL, // comment int magic=0, // magic number datetime expiration=0, // pending order expiration color arrow_color=clrNONE // color );
Also there is a way to set slippage parameter in OrderSend function.
If we set slippage 1 or 2 instead of 3, does it really helpful in reducing the slippage ?
I was wondering about this for a long time really.
Kind regards.
I don't think so this can prevent slippage , my friend happened S/L slippage 150 point , he loss 50% money;
so my idea has two :
1. one is distribute your money to multi account , although this will increase your operation cost;
2. other is frequently withdrawal your money when you have profit ; although this will reduce your profit of future ;

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Hello Traders.
Later I got me thinking a lot of the topics of spread and slippage issues with brokers. As we all know, spread is the broker's commission. More you pay for the spread, you will be left with less profits. Spread is one of trader's enemy but we can't really avoid.
On the other side, if we receive unwanted price at our order execution, it is also undesirable thing for your trading. This is called slippage. Again when this happen seriously, we will encounter more loss than profits.
I am not here talking about any particular brokers here. But I want to discuss general strategy to reduce spread and slippage for high frequency trading which can be done from our side. Even any piece of code will be great.
First thing comes in my mind is that using stop loss and take profit for your exit rule instead closing buy or stop orders at market price.
However, I heard that slippage can even occur with stop loss and take profit exit too.
So just curious if there is any real advantage over stop loss exit (or take profit exit) as to if we are attempting to close our order at the exactly same price as our stop loss level for example.
What can we do to achieve such a objective of reduce spread and slippage ? Any suggestion will be really appreciated. :)
Kind regards.