Disclaimer:
This guide is for educational purposes only and does not provide financial advice. All examples illustrate how the platform’s automation features work with trading indicators. Performance examples are hypothetical, and trading involves risk.
Advanced Settings give users finer control over how and when orders are executed, especially in fast or volatile markets. By tuning Slippage, Price & Time Tolerance, and TP Proximity, you ensure orders open only when market conditions align with your expectations.
These tools help avoid unfavorable entries, reduce unwanted re-entries, and improve discipline around indicator execution.
Slippage defines how much price deviation you’re willing to accept between the indicator’s suggested entry and your broker’s actual execution price.
When the platform sends an order request, your broker compares:
If the difference exceeds your slippage setting, the broker rejects the order.
Indicator entry price: 2650
Actual current price: 2651
Difference: 10 pips
If slippage = 7 pips → broker rejects.

If slippage = 11 pips → broker accepts and opens the order.
