Slip point is a trading phenomenon in which investors place orders at a trading point different from the actual trading point.
Generally speaking, a slip point is a gap between the expected price at the time of the trade and the price at which the trade was actually executed.
One of the most vexing problems is that there is a big difference between the assigned price and the actual price when trading, meaning that the actual price is not the same as the starting price and there will be a sliding point.
At present, the foreign exchange slip can not be eliminated, mainly because the reason of slip is inevitable.
The most common reason for currency declines is network delays.
Any platform will have this problem.
This should be explained from the root cause of the sliding point;
In general, formal traders can solve this problem well, such as platform software and server stability.
