As above. Anyone has any idea or free tools which can be used to determine that?
I require it specifically for the MT5 market.
Thanks
There is no way that can be determined as slippage can only happen between sending the trade and it being processed.
I think its about your broker's execution speed
so you wouldnt know before its execute.
avoid this you can use vpn , it is faster than your network
As above. Anyone has any idea or free tools which can be used to determine that?
I require it specifically for the MT5 market.
Thanks
An order of 0.01 lots can be instant. However, an order of 5 lots might suffer from slippage. Variables that I think affect slippage: latency to the server, lots, current liquidity, upcoming high impact news
An order of 0.01 lots can be instant. However, an order of 5 lots might suffer from slippage. Variables that I think affect slippage: latency to the server, lots, current liquidity, upcoming high impact news
I have a scalping strategy that works on demo but not on live. I believe I may have to drop scalping in favour of more long term strategies.
I have a scalping strategy that works on demo but not on live. I believe I may have to drop scalping in favour of more long term strategies.
ECN broker?
I have a scalping strategy that works on demo but not on live. I believe I may have to drop scalping in favour of more long term strategies.
Scalping is broker sensitive
Some broker may even ban your account if you scalp denying your withdrawal

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As above. Anyone has any idea or free tools which can be used to determine that?
I require it specifically for the MT5 market.
Thanks