When we often barbecue, we often say that we have beef in one hand and mutton in the other. In the foreign exchange market, we are also single-handed. One hand here is much more expensive than kebabs. So, how much does one hand represent in the foreign exchange market? In fact, there are two statistical methods for primary foreign exchange, namely. The first method is called standard hand, which is the most widely used method by most investors in the transaction, and is widely used. The total amount of funds representing this transaction is 65,438+million US dollars. For example, if investors want to do more in the United States and Japan, it means that investors have bought something equivalent to $65,438+million. Of course, in the actual transaction process, because of the existence of leverage, investors do not need the real $6,543,800+. The greater the leverage, the less the principal invested.

The second hand stands for 0.0 1 standard hand, which actually uses the first hand as the smallest unit in foreign exchange trading. At the same time, every transaction needs to pay a handling fee, which includes the margin to be paid at the time of transaction and the spread of foreign exchange transactions.