Please fix the SL!

@Malik: I get that dealing with slippage can be frustrating, man. But you know what, slippage is like that unexpected ninja move – it can happen, and no broker can totally dodge it smoothly despite their slippage policies. Now, on to avoiding slippage:

• Go for "Limit Orders": Imagine it's like tagging your trade with a fixed price. This way, you're only getting in or out at the price you set.
• Stay Alert for Big News: News can stir things up big time. If there's some major announcement, maybe take a chill pill before making any moves.
• Trade When It's Buzzing: Stick to trading when the market is alive and kicking. More traders mean less chance of those surprise price jumps.
• Keep an Eye on the Market Vibe: If things look crazy or too quiet, maybe hold off a bit. Trust your instincts and the market vibes.
• Give Your Trades Breathing Room: Don't tie your trades up with super tight stop-loss levels. Let them breathe a bit to handle the ups and downs.
•  Explore Your Platform's Features: Some platforms have nifty settings to handle slippage. Check yours out and tweak them if needed.
•  Diversify Your Moves: Don't throw all your chips in one pile. Trading different things can spread the risk and ease the pain if things don't go your way.
•  Stay in the Know: Keep an eye on what's happening in the financial world. Stay updated on news and changes to dodge any sudden moves.

And if you want to dig deeper into the slippage game, check out more info right here: Best Ways to Deal with Slippage in Trading.