Slippage - Open Access Journals

Slippage doesn't indicate a negative or positive development on the grounds that any contrast between the planned execution cost and real execution cost qualifies as slippage. At the point when a request is executed, the security is bought or sold at the most positive cost offered by a trade or other market producer. This can create results that are increasingly good, equivalent to or less great than the proposed execution cost. The last execution value versus proposed execution cost can be classified as positive slippage, no slippage and additionally negative slippage. Slippage is the difference between the expected price of a trade, and the price the trade actually executes at.

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