Pip Value Calculator

You’ve probably heard of the terms “pips,” “pipettes,” and “lots” thrown around, and here we’re going to explain what they are and show you how their values are calculated.

How many units of currency can we trade? What size positions can we trade and what are they called?

Here are some examples on how to calculate your position size whether your account denomination is the same as the base currency or not.

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In this lesson, you will learn how to calculate your position size when your account denomination isn’t one of the currencies in the pair currency pair that you wanna trade.

Never ever set stops based solely on the amount you’re willing to lose. Setting stops based on your account balance is a sure fire way to lose!