Last week when crude oil plummeted, I placed a stop-loss order at 87.50 on Sturdy Forex. The market clearly only dropped to 87.60 at its lowest, but the platform executed my order at 86.90, costing me over $700 extra! When I complained to customer service, they sent a blurry screenshot of the trade record, claiming it was due to "insufficient market liquidity." Yet my friend who did the same trade on another platform had no such issue. The most infuriating part was when I went long on EUR and tried to close the position at a profit, it still slipped—my 1.0920 order got filled at 1.0880, wiping out all my gains. These slippages always work against me—it’s clearly back-end manipulation!