I'm working on an option strategy where the a good stop price is crucial for its success

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I traded 0dte SPX option, I opened iron condor trade and set a stop loss order on the short leg. 

 

For example in the attached picture,

I put a stop limit order on the short put leg (3840P) with stop price = 5.9, stop limit = 6.2, stop market = 6.5

when it actually stops out, the actual stop price is 7.8 with +1.9 slippage!

 

In reality (proven by my real trading), the actual stop price is usually the smallest stop price on SPX option, as it's the most liquid option.

 

Is there anyway I could have a better fill in the backtesting? Would it do better if it's in real trading with seconds level resolution? 

 

Thanks!