The software frequently experiences high slippage. This often occurs in situations of market illiquidity or when trading volumes are low, making orders prone to slippage. Particularly during non-trading hours or just after holidays when markets reopen, liquidity can be lower, leading to multiple instances of slippage and significant losses. Additionally, slippage can cause orders to be partially executed or completely fail.

The software experiences frequent slippage incidents. Slippage tends to occur when the market often suffers from insufficient liquidity or when trading volumes are low. This is particularly prevalent during non-trading hours or at market openings following holidays, where liquidity may be reduced, leading to multiple instances of slippage and consequently, significant financial losses. Additionally, slippage can cause orders to be partially filled or to fail entirely.
