1. When you buy direct currency pairs, such as Euro/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, etc. If you trade 1 standard hand, then the point value of each fluctuation point is 10 USD, that is, if you trade 1 straight hand. That is, it earned $65438+0,000, and so on. 0. 1 hand is $65,438+000, 0.0 1 hand is $65,438+00.
2. If the transaction is an indirect currency pair, such as USD/JPY, USD/CHF, USD/CAD, etc. And such a currency pair is based on the US dollar. At this time, the calculation of profit is divided by an exchange rate level at that time, such as the US dollar/Japanese yen. At this time, the profit is 100 points, which is roughly equivalent to 80 points of US dollars, which is almost the same. Of course, the exchange rates of different currency pairs change all the time, so the amount of this profit is also changing.
3. If it is crossed, the calculation is more complicated, and it is necessary to divide the quoted currency by the exchange rate of the US dollar. Take EUR/JPY as an example, the profit amount is almost multiplied by 0.8.
As for how to calculate the specific profit, in fact, in foreign exchange transactions, we don't need to calculate it ourselves. The system will automatically calculate the profit for you. Want to know the real-time point value, you can log in to FXCM TS2. Of course, you need to apply for a simulated account to log in to TS2. Fu Hui's MT4 account can log in to TS2, but TS2 account cannot log in to MT4. Please understand.