FxPro’s Slippage and Re-Quote Statistics Show Regression During Q4 2015
For Q4 2015, FxPro showed the number of trades executed with negative slippage rose to 24.8%, vs just 17.0% in

UK brokerage FxPro has reported its slippage and re-quote statistics for Q4 2015, ending December 31, which represents the latest installment of the publication and bid for increased transparency since April of this year, according to an FxPro statement.
For Q4 2015, FxPro showed the number of trades executed with negative slippage rising to 24.8%, which constitutes a sizable rise from just 17.0% in Q3 2015. This also marks the highest figure at the broker since it started reporting these figures, even beating its Q2 figure of 20.7%.
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In addition, FxPro’s orders executed with positive slippage dove to just 37.5% in Q4 2015, falling from 43.4% back in Q3 2015 – ‘at quote’ execution has also undergone a less pronounced descent to 37.7% in Q4 2015, which retreated from 39.6% in Q3.
During the months of October, November and December 2015, the number of re-quotes has also risen to 5.95%, up from 4.5% in Q3 2015, and the highest figure of the year. More specifically, 2.99% of these re-quotes were positive in Q4 2015, compared to 1.7% in Q3 2015, while were 2.96% were negative in Q4, vs. 2.8% in Q3 2015.
According to FxPro Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Charalambos Psimolophitis, in a recent statement on the statistics: “Looking at our execution statistics for Q4 alongside the respective metrics for the three previous quarters of 2015, we see consistency and continuous slippage symmetry, with the latest percentages reaffirming the reliable and flawless quality of trade execution that FxPro offers.”
Well im bit pissed off cause im one of them …requote s but I guess markets are like that ..today I made A nice profit! So I post this 🙂
to be honest im surprised about fxpro evolution in the online trading field… was ok at the beginning..then usual broker tricks..but then grew to become one of the ones to have an account with….although platform sometimes stops at 00:00 server time.. dont know why
it stops at 00:00 server time because they have a 5-min maintenance break at the end of each session. the needed maintenance break is a must to ensure they are in-sync with their liquidity providers and so they can offer us the best price as much as possible. I’m very happy with their overall service so far. They have been my trusted broker since I started trading way back 2008 until today!