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Trading costs

What is Fill?

The execution of an order.

Definition of Fill

The execution of an order. When your order is "filled," it means the trade has been opened or closed at a specific price. The fill price may differ from the requested price during high volatility (slippage).

At a glance

Term
Fill
URL slug
fill
Category
Trading costs
Short answer
The execution of an order.
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Example

Example: a 1.2-pip spread plus commission equal to 0.6 pip is ~1.8 pips of entry cost. Put “Fill” into the R:R math before judging a strategy.

Common mistake

Common mistake: ranking brokers on teaser “from” prices without measuring “Fill” on the same session and symbol.

Professional tip

Tip: log “Fill” at London–New York overlap and at quiet hours — the gap shows true strategy cost.

FAQ

The execution of an order.

All-in cost (spread, commission, financing) often hinges on “Fill”. Skipping it distorts profit/loss expectations.

Common mistake: ranking brokers on teaser “from” prices without measuring “Fill” on the same session and symbol.