Today we’re answering a common support question — straight to the point.
👉 You set a Take Profit at 25% — the system calculates an approximate price level to close the position based on the current market price.
👉Once the market reaches that level — the order activates ✅
👉 But between activation and execution, milliseconds pass — and the price can change 📈
👉 Result: the position closes at the actual market price at the moment of execution, which may differ from the estimated price.
🤔 Why does this happen?
⚡️ Volatility: the market moves faster than orders execute.
⏱ Micro-delays: even robots need time to send and confirm orders.
🌊 Liquidity: during low trading volume, the gap between trigger price and execution price can widen.
🧠 Remember the key point:
Your TP and SL are decision points for the algorithm. Once the price touches them — the robot acts. The final closing price is already the next tick on the chart.
Algorithms work, the market breathes, and you stay in control 💪
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