Hello guys
Tick: Smallest possible move in the market...
pippet: 0.1 pip
Wrong. Tick is a price issued as a result of a transaction on a Symbol it maybe the same higher or lower than the previous tick
It is actually both! "Tick" can refer to the minimum possible price difference and it can also refer to a price change due a transaction.
It he case of the OP's question, a "tick" can have the same value as pipette or point when referring to "Forex", but when referring to other symbols it may be different ...
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Fernando Carreiro, 2022.05.18 20:52
There is point size (number of decimal digits) and there is point value. They are two different things. There is also tick size and tick value.
In many case point size and tick size are the same but not always. It is best to use tick size and tick value in your calculations, instead of point size and its value.
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Fernando Carreiro, 2022.06.02 01:14
Here are two examples from AMP Global (Europe):
- Micro E-mini S&P 500 (Futures): point size = 0.01, tick size = 0.25, tick value = $1.25
- EURO STOXX Banks (Stock Index): point size = 0.01, tick size = 0.05, tick value = €2.50
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Fernando Carreiro, 2022.05.18 21:05
double dbTickSize = SymbolInfoDouble( _Symbol, SYMBOL_TRADE_TICK_SIZE ), // Tick size dbTickValue = SymbolInfoDouble( _Symbol, SYMBOL_TRADE_TICK_VALUE ), // Tick value dbPointSize = SymbolInfoDouble( _Symbol, SYMBOL_POINT ), // Point size dbPointValue = dbTickValue * dbPointSize / dbTickSize; // Point valueRemember, it's best to use tick size and tick value in your calculations, instead of point size and its value.
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