Configuring Slippage Settings When Copy Trading

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What Is Slippage?

Slippage is the difference between the price at which the master trader's order executed and the price your account receives when the trade is copied, usually caused by network latency or fast-moving markets.

Adjusting Your Slippage Tolerance

  • Low Tolerance: Trades only copy if the price is very close to the master's entry; some trades may be skipped in volatile markets.
  • High Tolerance: Nearly all trades copy, but execution price may differ more from the master's.
  • Recommended: A moderate setting balances trade accuracy with copy reliability.

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