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What happens when the Stop Loss price is met?

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What happens when the Stop Loss price is met?

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The Stop Loss Order will execute when the London Stock Exchange quoted bid price matches your stop loss price. However, because sometimes we get an improved price from the Market, the trade may execute at a better price than the stop loss trigger price. To control this, a tolerance level is incorporated in case the order attempts to execute at a price significantly above the stop loss range. The tolerance is defined as a percentage figure above the stop loss trigger price.

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