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Aug 16, 2012 at 20:15
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Aug 16, 2012 at 20:15
i just wondering is it normal or not.. ????
i had a long trade with SL at 1.23706 and ofcose i got stopped but the price never actually got to 1.23706 last candle i could find was 1.23700
so i wondering is it normal/right for broker to fill order even if its 0.00006 short of target ?????
i had a long trade with SL at 1.23706 and ofcose i got stopped but the price never actually got to 1.23706 last candle i could find was 1.23700
so i wondering is it normal/right for broker to fill order even if its 0.00006 short of target ?????
Mitglied seit Jan 14, 2010
541 Posts
Aug 19, 2012 at 12:29
DrVodka posted:
i just wondering is it normal or not.. ????
i had a long trade with SL at 1.23706 and ofcose i got stopped but the price never actually got to 1.23706 last candle i could find was 1.23700
so i wondering is it normal/right for broker to fill order even if its 0.00006 short of target ?????
That would be normal during an economic even. The price you see on the chart doesn't include spread but is the ask (or the bid). If for example the spread at that moment had an extra 0.6 pips (as in your post), then you can treat it as if price went that far.
Mitglied seit Jan 14, 2010
541 Posts
Aug 21, 2012 at 07:56
DrVodka posted:
thanks james .i was well mad at them for doing this to me ..its just not fair 😇
Yeah, I know the feeling. It may look like the broker is trying to hunt your stop, but sometimes it's just the nature of this game 😄
forex_trader_79941
Mitglied seit Jun 06, 2012
1434 Posts
Aug 21, 2012 at 08:29
(bearbeitet Aug 21, 2012 at 08:30)
see this
0.1 pip ( 1/10 pip )
PS : it seems larger on chart due Pepperstone has 0.5 pip mismatch between market price and chart.
0.1 pip ( 1/10 pip )
PS : it seems larger on chart due Pepperstone has 0.5 pip mismatch between market price and chart.
Aug 21, 2012 at 23:25
(bearbeitet Aug 21, 2012 at 23:40)
to be fair i dont think any broker in the world can hunt your SL , even if they want to , they wont be able to ..its just economically not viable .. u need to spend hundreds of millions to move market a bit in LOW VOLUME .. and if my account i only 100- 2000 $ whats the point in this ???
who ever saying SL hinting is REAL are MAD .. thats what i t5hink
who ever saying SL hinting is REAL are MAD .. thats what i t5hink
forex_trader_79941
Mitglied seit Jun 06, 2012
1434 Posts
Aug 21, 2012 at 23:53
so you think they move market to hunt your stop.
if so then you are the one who is MAD.
walker
PS : Google Spike, helps😂
if so then you are the one who is MAD.
walker
PS : Google Spike, helps😂
DrVodka posted:
to be fair i dont think any broker in the world can hunt your SL , even if they want to , they wont be able to ..its just economically not viable .. u need to spend hundreds of millions to move market a bit in LOW VOLUME .. and if my account i only 100- 2000 $ whats the point in this ???
who ever saying SL hinting is REAL are MAD .. thats what i t5hink
forex_trader_79941
Mitglied seit Jun 06, 2012
1434 Posts
Aug 21, 2012 at 23:56
BTW this is not stop hunting. its just a matter of price move. I just post to show those happens everyday.
stevewalker posted:
see this
0.1 pip ( 1/10 pip )
PS : it seems larger on chart due Pepperstone has 0.5 pip mismatch between market price and chart.
Aug 21, 2012 at 23:57
DrVodka posted:
i just wondering is it normal or not.. ????
i had a long trade with SL at 1.23706 and ofcose i got stopped but the price never actually got to 1.23706 last candle i could find was 1.23700
so i wondering is it normal/right for broker to fill order even if its 0.00006 short of target ?????
It sounds like the price action on your chart is just the bid. If you change it to the "ask" price, you'll probably see a number greater than or equal to 1.23706 in the place where you were knocked out.
There are risk-lovers and there are risk-haters, but the best traders will take the risk as long as they get paid for it.
Aug 22, 2012 at 00:32
(bearbeitet Aug 22, 2012 at 00:37)
stevewalker u got 702 post since Jun 06, 2012 . they dont even have that many days in 3 mounts , u need to post 7 post a day - every day to get 702 . i think u just FULL OF CR@P ....no rashinal person will post 702 posts in 3 mounts .. only MAD person ..thats my opinion
P.s dont bother to ansver
P.S.S it just happened to me again my SL got hit on EUR/USD sl was 1.24750 at 01.16 GMT but price never even got there this time price went up to .1.24735 on my chart witch is 1.6 pips short of my SL . is it normal ??
P.s dont bother to ansver
P.S.S it just happened to me again my SL got hit on EUR/USD sl was 1.24750 at 01.16 GMT but price never even got there this time price went up to .1.24735 on my chart witch is 1.6 pips short of my SL . is it normal ??
forex_trader_79941
Mitglied seit Jun 06, 2012
1434 Posts
Aug 22, 2012 at 00:50
You should never argue with idiots because they will just drag you down to their level....then beat you with experience !
Mitglied seit Apr 25, 2011
260 Posts
Aug 22, 2012 at 03:22
I see this was already answered, but I felt it would be ok to add a few more comments.
MetaTrader4 always displays the BID price. That is the price at which you enter a Short, or close a Long trade.
You can have MT4 show the ASK price as well: select a chart, click F8 (Properties), then check "Show Ask line".
Also keep in mind the spread is variable, and it can easily go above the "normal" values when news is released.
MetaTrader4 always displays the BID price. That is the price at which you enter a Short, or close a Long trade.
You can have MT4 show the ASK price as well: select a chart, click F8 (Properties), then check "Show Ask line".
Also keep in mind the spread is variable, and it can easily go above the "normal" values when news is released.
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