oussama94
05-28-2017, 19:06
On most ** trading stations, traders execute directly off of real-time
streaming prices. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, there is generally
no discrepancy between the displayed price and the execution price. This
holds true even during volatile times and fast-moving markets. In the
futures market, in contrast, execution is uncertain because all orders must
be done on the exchange, creating a situation where liquidity is limited
by the number of participants, which in turn limits quantities that can be
traded at a given price. Real-time streaming prices ensure that ** market
orders, stops, and limits are executed with minimal slippage and no
partial fills.
streaming prices. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, there is generally
no discrepancy between the displayed price and the execution price. This
holds true even during volatile times and fast-moving markets. In the
futures market, in contrast, execution is uncertain because all orders must
be done on the exchange, creating a situation where liquidity is limited
by the number of participants, which in turn limits quantities that can be
traded at a given price. Real-time streaming prices ensure that ** market
orders, stops, and limits are executed with minimal slippage and no
partial fills.