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Understanding Automated Trade Execution

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|align="center"|'''Synchronous'''
|valign="top"|Chart/broker synchronization. Only the orders filled at that were really executed by the broker will be are displayed on the chart . The prices of the trades coincide with the exact same price value as at prices in the brokerOrder and Position Tracker.|valign="top"|Possibility of non‑execution of entry orders at the broker such as Limit or Stop as a result of not meeting theoretical conditions set on Backtesting results are wiped out from the chart.
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|align="center"|'''Asynchronous'''
|valign="top"|An ability to convert entry orders such as Limit or Stop to Market orders if Allows for viewing the defined price mark was not met within indicated amount of timebacktesting results. Market orders ensure that Provides access to the order will be filled at historical trades info with the broker and market position will stay the same on the chart and the broker, but they don't guarantee the price at which the order will be executedhelp of PosTrade keywords.|valign="top"|If order converting is disabled, then orders that will be generated Not synchronized with the broker. Orders on the chart may never be filled at are executed with no respect to the real order execution on the broker. Thus, the actual position at the broker may not so this mode can be the same as the position shown on the chartmisleading.
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