You have to consider the value of both the symbol being traded as well as its value in relation to you account currency at the time of the trade.
The value of each "point" constantly changes depending on the quote prices of the symbol and its relation to your account currency.
That is why, you should calculate your risk based on the Stop-Loss size, the Tick Size and Tick Value, so that you can adjust the Volume (lots) accordingly.
One hit the TP and one hit the SL. Why does one being a winner and one being a looser surprise you?
Same Lots, but one is +198Points for + $ 62 and the other one is -37Points for-$ 95, why are the profits different?
The numbers seem off at first look but there are things that can and do affect the results. If we assume that both buy trades are in the same symbol then maybe Swaps/Rollover, commission could explain the big loss...
You have to consider the value of both the symbol being traded as well as its value in relation to you account currency at the time of the trade.
The value of each "point" constantly changes depending on the quote prices of the symbol and its relation to your account currency.
That is why, you should calculate your risk based on the Stop-Loss size, the Tick Size and Tick Value, so that you can adjust the Volume (lots) accordingly.
Probably they are same value. Because this symbol is Dow(US30) and account currency is USD
Same Lots, but one is +198Points for + $ 62 and the other one is -37Points for-$ 95, why are the profits different?
How high was the spread? that got added to your loss.

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