This would make no sense because if this is measured in $, $1- $5 slippage is essentially nothing on an instrument like ES that has a tick value of $12.50. So 2 ticks of slippage on ES could be $25 lost to slippage. So if this is not measured in $ and is instead measured in ticks, why not allow users to specify ticks instead of dollars for slippage value?
Because it was mentioned that MultiCharts requires the slippage value to be in $, I assuming the builder implements this the correct way and the Monte Carlo Retest method has a bug in it. This is actually very crucial because I need to make sure slippage tests pass for futures and not using up to $5 for the test on every future.
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