With CFDs, a market order fills at the best available price, which in fast markets can differ from the last quote (slippage). A limit order only fills at a specified price or better. If there is not enough volume at one price, an order may be split across levels, producing a partial fill. Execution style (for example market vs instant execution) and how requotes or slippage are handled vary by broker and are set out in their execution policy.
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How does a CFD broker handle order execution—market vs limit orders, slippage, and partial fills?
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