Unexpected transaction fees

The transaction fees that you expect

Slip is the difference between the expected price you plan to execute (or make/lose) in a transaction and the price you actually receive in your live account. In the world of trading, it is actually an invisible fee. You may experience slippage when market liquidity is low, volatility increases (for example, when important news is posted), or weekend positions (weekend gaps). Similarly, the slip point can be a positive slip point or a negative slip point.

But it is worth mentioning that slippage does not always have a negative impact. It may be positive, bringing you additional benefits or negative, causing some losses to your trading results. Therefore, having a clear understanding of slippage and a reasonable response strategy during the trading process will help you better manage trading risks and improve trading efficiency.

So have you ever encountered outrageous slippage in trading? Come to the comment section to share your story!