Let me explain how our BitsTurtle signals channel works. It’s like a practice run for trading, where we assume that the position is filled when the required price is reached. While it may not always be 100% accurate, it’s a pretty close representation of what happens in real trading.
However, in real trading, things may not always go as planned. The position may not get filled the way we want it to, which is why we have an entry grace percentage. This setting gradually increases our entry price to ensure that our position gets filled, even if it means sacrificing some profit.
At times, a signal may get closed in the channel, but your trade may still be open because your take profit order didn’t get filled and the market moved against it quickly. It’s a common occurrence in trading, and nothing to worry about.
I personally run multiple accounts using my signals, and each one has slightly different profits. This is because even a tiny difference in the timing of when the trade was registered at the exchange can determine our position in the order book. The position gets filled on a “first come, first served” basis. This means that the first order to be placed will be the first one to get filled.
But don’t worry, these slight variations are perfectly normal in real trading.
