THE KNOWLEDGE LIBRARY / TOPIC

Execution

Examine the difference between an intended trade and the transaction that takes place, including order terms, costs and the decision record.

5 connected articles

Learn to distinguish spread, slippage and other trading costs, and why a chart price is not a complete record of a gold trade’s execution.

Build a clearer gold-trading review by separating market observations, personal self-reports and actions, with links to NSI.GOLD and the NSI book.

Separate the market thesis, the exposure and the urge to act before placing a gold trade.

Why an exit instruction, its trigger and the eventual fill should be understood separately.

Record the reasoning available before the outcome makes the story easier to rewrite.