Forex is an acronym for "foreign exchange," and involves trading pairs of currencies, i.e., buying one currency and selling the other in a single transaction. For example, USD/JPY is buy US dollar/sell Japanese yen. In this case, you expect the dollar to appreciate versus the yen, the yen to depreciate against the dollar, or both. The latter situation, of course, is ideal.
How Do You Calculate Price Movement?
Price movement for any foreign currency pair is calculated in "PIPs” (Price Interest Points) which are 1/10 of 1% of the contract size. For example, for a large account, a PIP is $10. For a mini account, one PIP will be $1.00. For example, on a mini account, let's take a quote of 1.2386 EUR/USD. If price moves to 1.2387, that's one PIP, or $1.00. 100 PIPs equals 1 basis point, or "BIP," so a move from 1.2386 to 1.2486 = one BIP, or $100. Not bad for $50 initial margin.
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