Slippage

With regard to futures contracts and other financial instruments, contraction is the difference between a computer where it is signed in and out of a transaction and where real buyers, in real money, enter and exit the market using computer signals. Market impact, inflation, and the cost of conflict can also help.

Algorithmic trading is often used to reduce slippage, and algorithms can be traced back to past data to see decreasing results, but it is impossible to completely eliminate the gossip as described by Taleb when high-level purchases are made with increasing prices, so that the mark in the stock market goes up. An accident happens when a trader tries to get out of his place.

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