I was simulation trading strategies for back-testing and I noticed that a basic crossover will fill a whole point later than it was set to.... on a renko bar.... while still in that bar???? How does a renko bar go outside of the bar range to fill my order without starting a new bar? Had it started a new bar, it would have executed the crossover and that new bar range would all be profit and not loss. I realize large orders can cause some slippage, but is there a public trading record where I can compare these numbers to when they were actually placed?
Some other things I've noticed is the contract quantity in a current short or long entry will increase to 3 contracts though I have it limited to 1; or it will simply not fill an order, or cancel it, at the crossover and I lose a fairly large amount of profit waiting on the next crossover and subsequent order fill.
Is this corrected with faster internet?
Is it corrected when I am not simulation trading?
Is it corrected at the end of the day when it can be determined that these things have occurred?
I'd like to know the platform can function consistently before putting up real money really
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