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Entry slippage

Entry slippage compares the average price you actually got filled at against the entry price the plan was sized around. Some slippage is normal in live markets; a large or consistently one-sided entry slippage is worth noticing, since the plan's R, target prices, and size were all computed from the planned entry, not the fill you actually got.

This explains what entry slippage measures. It isn't investment advice — see the disclaimer.