Hi everyone,
I'm relatively a new trader (trading from around an year), recently I've implemented fixed fractional money management strategy to gain more profits. Everything is going better than my expectation - but something has me stunned, this thread actually: http://www.traderji.com/general-trading-investing-chat/70631-slippages-sl-m-orders.html (250 points slippage)
Currently one of my strategy (the biggest one) has trading size of 20 lots of Nifty futures. I use market order for entry and SL-M order for exit. So far my slippage hasn't exceeded 4-5 points per trade - which is fine. But after reading that thread above - I'm a little concerned.
Since I'm a day trader, my exposure to market is pretty low - around 20% of the time only - but still an event like this can cost 200-250 points or maybe more by triggering SL-M order. That would cost 250*20*50 = 250000/- rupees loss.
So my questions is, what strategies you guys implement to save yourself from such events?
I'm relatively a new trader (trading from around an year), recently I've implemented fixed fractional money management strategy to gain more profits. Everything is going better than my expectation - but something has me stunned, this thread actually: http://www.traderji.com/general-trading-investing-chat/70631-slippages-sl-m-orders.html (250 points slippage)
Currently one of my strategy (the biggest one) has trading size of 20 lots of Nifty futures. I use market order for entry and SL-M order for exit. So far my slippage hasn't exceeded 4-5 points per trade - which is fine. But after reading that thread above - I'm a little concerned.
Since I'm a day trader, my exposure to market is pretty low - around 20% of the time only - but still an event like this can cost 200-250 points or maybe more by triggering SL-M order. That would cost 250*20*50 = 250000/- rupees loss.
So my questions is, what strategies you guys implement to save yourself from such events?