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Slippage


With respect to futures, it is the difference between estimated transaction costs and the actual cost paid. Such unexpected costs arise from liquidity costs and frictional costs. Slippage can also be defined as the difference between the average execution price and the initial midpoint of the bid-offer range of prices as quoted for a specific quantity underlying an order.



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