A per-trade report separating your request, verified fills, slippage where evidence allows, recorded costs and missing observations.
Tested on practice accounts and recorded data. The local MetaTrader 5 connection is not yet qualified for customer use.
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Reopens Market slippage with its original simulated evidence. Inspector selections, other demo edits, search and account details are not included.
The behavior, explained
How it works.
An execution review answers a simple question about one trade: what did I ask for, and what actually happened? The report keeps the original request, the application's observations, and the available fill evidence in separate sections. Practice reports identify their simulated execution policy.
For a market order with one attributable attempt and a retained quote from the same feed, the report compares the volume-weighted fill with the dispatch ask for a buy or bid for a sell. Positive slippage is adverse; negative is favorable. Pending-order placement quotes are not treated as fill-time benchmarks, and missing or ambiguous quote evidence stays unavailable.
Costs appear only where they were recorded, and anything that was never observed is listed as missing evidence. Reviews are private to your account and can be reopened from your saved work.
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The visual guide explains the desktop Market review. The website’s Limit improvement example is a separate request-price comparison; it is not the comparison shown in this guide.
Read the fill. Keep the evidence.
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- 0:00 — 0:08
Request. Fill. Evidence.
This is NukBord’s actual Execution Review with synthetic Practice inputs. The sample request, fill and dispatch quote are fictional.
- 0:08 — 0:20
Keep request and fill separate
The requested quantity is 0.50. The recorded fill is 0.50 at an average price of 1.08425. An accepted application response alone does not prove a fill.
- 0:20 — 0:33
Read the dispatch-side quote
This buy compares its fill with the retained matching-feed dispatch ask of 1.08422. At the retained 0.00001 increment, the difference is three adverse ticks, not pips or an extra ledger charge.
- 0:33 — 0:43
Separate timing from fill quality
The 36.0 ms pairs locally recorded application dispatch and response observations. It includes application transport and response handling; it does not isolate broker processing or network delay.
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Unavailable does not mean zero
The monetary estimate is unavailable because original instrument and conversion evidence is missing. No cash amount can be inferred from this gap.
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Explore the Market example
The desktop report does not compute pending-order comparisons. The website’s separate Limit example is a request-price illustration. Explore the Market example, then check platform requirements.
This Practice example requests 0.50 and records 0.50 filled at an average price of 1.08425. Read the source evidence as well as the quantities. An accepted application response alone does not prove a fill. Original request and response opens the retained fields in the workstation.
Current Execution Review with synthetic Practice data. The sample request, fill and dispatch quote are fictional; no account or broker is connected.
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