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execution-model
Trade execution modeling (backtest only) — slippage formulas (linear / square-root impact), VWAP/TWAP execution logic, market-impact cost estimation, and execution-assumption configuration.
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# Trade Execution Modeling
## Overview
Provide more realistic execution assumptions for backtests, including slippage models, market-impact estimation, and execution-algorithm principles. This skill is for backtest simulation only and does not involve live order execution.
## Slippage Models
### Why Slippage Models Are Needed
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Idealized backtest: filled at the close, zero slippage
Real world:
1. The order book has a bid-ask spread