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What Is the Difference between Positive and Negative Slippage?

Negative slippage occurs when the executed price is worse than the expected price, which is a common outcome when a market order is executed during volatility. Positive slippage, which is less common, occurs when the executed price is better than the expected price.

This can happen if the market price moves favorably between the time the order is placed and executed.

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