Requote: Meaning in Gold Trading
When a broker rejects your order at the requested price and offers a new one instead.
I wrote this guide based on how I actually trade gold. No theory — just what works after 10 years.
Key takeaways
- Slippage · Broker ratings
Requote: When a broker rejects your order at the requested price and offers a new one instead.
Requotes happen on "instant execution" accounts in fast markets. Market-execution accounts fill at the next price instead (slippage). Frequent requotes in calm markets are a warning sign about a broker's execution.
Related
I don't predict. I prepare. Every trade I share here is placed with real money, in real time. No indicators, no noise — just price action and experience.
— Happy trading, Lin
Recommended Brokers
Recommended: Visit EBC → — tested across all sessions.
Start Trading Gold →LIN'S GOLD LETTER
One email a week on what moved gold
Every Sunday: the week in gold, the data to watch next week, and the notes worth rereading. No signals for sale, no spam.
Unsubscribe with one click from any email. We never share your address.
Related Guides
More from Lin's Desk
Hand-picked by Lin — from my trading desk to yours.
Slippage: Meaning in Gold Trading
I put this together after years of refining my own method. No fluff, just what works.
3 min readHedging: Meaning in Gold Trading
I go back to this one whenever I need to refocus on the basics.
3 min readLong and short: Meaning in Gold Trading
A practical guide — no theory, from my desk to yours.
3 min readTrailing stop: Meaning in Gold Trading
One of the first guides I wrote for gold traders — still the foundation of my approach.
3 min read