easy · Order Flow Analysis market-mechanics-execution
What is 'slippage' as recorded in the context of order execution on the tape?
- The percentage of all submitted orders that are canceled by the trader before they ever trade.
- The difference between the expected price of a trade and the actual price at which it is executed.
- A technical momentum indicator commonly used by traders to identify potential trend reversals.
- The time delay between when an order is sent by the trader and when it is finally received by the exchange.
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