First of all, you understand that the so-called slip point in futures is to skip some points. For example, the price does not change point by point, but jumps a few points. -In the futures market, this is normal. If the market changes rapidly, it is possible to sweep or chase orders. However, there is no foreign exchange slippage that may be caused by the problems of foreign exchange dealers. Slip point originally refers to the situation in foreign exchange trading. Understand the so-called slip point in futures, then you can understand that regardless of Kaiping trading, as long as the market passes the price of your pending order, the position will be closed, and naturally it will not be closed if it does not pass. According to this truth, if you think about your two questions, the answer is simple.