DislikedDear Traders,
First of all we would like to remind that in Switzerland, client deposits are guaranteed up to CHF 100’000 and not up to CHF 50’000 contrary to what can be read on the previous page of this forum.
[left][left]Concerning order rejection, it is worth mentioning that rejection depends on market conditions and slippage tolerance set by clients. The higher is the slippage tolerance the higher is the probability of order execution. Gaps in the market, fast markets and/or lack...
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nice to see Dukascopy people in here.
I was the one who took to FxFactory this matter of unfilled stop orders (cant't say if anyone elese had arisen this issue in here, but certainly on other public venues).
Thank you for your clarification on this.
I didn't send you guys an official inquiry because a trader friend of mine did, i wouldn't warrant 2 questions on the same issue at the same time.
I've been reading Dukas response from the support team, albeit slowly because it isn't in my native language...However, only here at the forum do we have a clarification as to how avoid those stop-turned-limit orders, the likes of which i had solicited the attention of the forum users.
I confess i was (by a friends advice) using the slippage in a rather unristricted fashion going up to 2 pips, which in my view is more than suficient to get filled on the forex market on vast majority of orders. The percentage of negative fills was greater than those filled.
With your explanation i will try placing orders w/ no slippage control.
As such, and in all honesty i will post here the results of this new method.
Is there not a way to stop JForex from converting the stop order into a limit order whilst using slippage control, more resembling Fill or Kill type of orders that you offer on the API?
Thanks,