Spread and Point – free training course in Forex lesson 11



The difference in points between supply and demand (spread)

For example, in the exchange rate of EUR / USD was 1.4503 / 1.4500
This will read verbally without the first three digits as follows three 03/00
If the difference here was only 3 points, this 3 points is the broker fare on the size of the deal.
An important point to remember here the kind of relationship of the Spread payment  with deal to buy or sell ..
When you buy a currency you will pay the difference spread between the two currencies because you pay the difference until you open the package and enter the market, and do not pay anything when you go out, but when you sell the currency you will not pay the spread between the two currencies when you open the package, but will pay this spread when you want to close the deal and get out of the market.
Spread among brokers
* Note: brokerage firms seeking to provide tight competitive spreads differences, but there are cases where spreads may widen beyond the typical spreads according to market conditions, especially the time of the news, you get the brokerage firms on the exchange rates directly through its relationship banking with the largest banks and financial institutions in the world of price providers.
Most brokerage firms offering spreads difference of 2 to 4 points in the major currency pairs and this cost represents about 0.025% of the cost of the deal, unlike equity markets which may cost 0.125% or five times.
Try to choose a brokerage firm that displays the difference in spreads in this average and do not choose companies that offer variable spreads significantly in cases of market volatility with the knowledge that the spread is not everything in the selection of companies.
Spread difference among the most famous brokerage firms

Currency Pair
Less spread difference
Highest spread difference
EUR/CHF
1 POINT
2 points
EUR/GBP
1 POINT
2 points
EUR/USD
1 POINT
3 points
USD/JPY
2 POINTS
3 points
GBP/USD
2 POINTS
3 points
USD/CHF
2 POINTS
3 points
AUD/USD
2 POINTS
3 points
USD/CAD
3 POINTS
4 points
EUR/JPY
3 POINTS
4 points
CHF/JPY
3 POINTS
4 points
AUD/JPY
4 POINTS
5 points
NZD/USD
3 POINTS
4 points
GBP/CHF
5 POINTS
6 points
EUR/CAD
4 POINTS
5 points
AUD/CAD
5 POINTS
6 points
CAD/JPY
4 POINTS
5 points
GBP/JPY
6 POINTS
7 points
NZD/JPY
5 POINTS
6 points
EUR/AUD
6 POINTS
7 points
EUR/NZD
6 POINTS
7 points
AUD/NZD
6 POINTS
7 points
GBP/AUD
9 POINTS
11 points
USD/DKK
6 POINTS
7 points
AUD/CHF
4 POINTS
5 points
USD/SGD
Changeable
Changeable
USD/HKD
Changeable
Changeable

The relationship between the spread and the cost of the deal:
The formula for calculating the cost of the deal, according to the Spread
Transaction cost = ASK price – Bid Price = price points difference (spread)
For example, in the exchange rate of USD / JPY is the 119.82 / 119.80
If the cost of the deal here is only 2 points, 3 points this fare is the mediator of the size of the deal.
Because 11982-11980 = 2 point difference between the bid price and ask price.

Point:

At this term we will use some of the math you learned school.
You probably heard about the word "point " in the stock markets, for example.
As you probably heard about the terms of the point pip or Parcel lot in the currency markets on the whole we'll show you how both of them are calculated.
Take your enough time to study this important information because it is very necessary to each trader in the profession of currency trading and do not think to start any trade unless you are comfortable with the point value "Point" that want to enter then and you are convinced that you have learned how to estimate the gain or expected loss.
What does Point or Pip mean?
Point is any change occurs in the value of the currency is called the movement of the point.
If EUR / USD moves from 1.4500 to 1.4501 so (Point) one point.
The place of point is the last decimal place , it is that measure of your profit or losses.
Is every currency has its way of calculating the point?
Yes that every currency has its own way it is necessary to learn how to calculate the value of that currency point.
First, if the U.S. dollar is the main currency in the pair
The calculation would be as follows:
For example USD / JPY exchange rate at 119.80
Note that the pair has to only two places decimal places and most other currencies have four decimal places in the case of USD / JPY will be the value of one point = $ 0.01
USD / JPY exchange rate is 119.80
0.01 divided by the price = value of the point
So  0.01 ÷ 119.80 = 0.0000834 $
Another example USD / CHF at the exchange rate of 1.5250
In the case of USD / CHF will be the value of one point = $ 0.01
0.0001 = Price divided by the value of point
0.0001 ÷ 1.5250 = 0.0000655 $
Another example USD / CAD exchange rate of 1.4890
In the case of USD / CAD will be the value of one point = $ 0.01
0.0001 = Price divided by the value of point
0.0001 ÷ 1.4890 = 0.00006715 $
First, if the U.S. dollar is not the main currency in the pair
We want to get the value of the U.S. dollar , we should add more than one step
For example EUR / USD at the exchange rate of 1.2200
In the case of EUR / USD will be the value of one point = $ 0.01
0.0001 divided by price = value of the point
0.0001 ÷ 1.2200 = 0.00008196 euros
* But we need to return to the U.S. dollars so we add another method of calculation which are:
exchange rate× euro
So 0.0008196 × 1.2200 = 0.00009999 $
after summing it will be 0.0001
Example GBP / USD at the exchange rate of 1.7975
In the case of USD / CAD will be the value of one point = $ 0.01
0.0001 divided by price = value of the point
0.0001 ÷ 1.7975 = 0.0000556 pounds
But we need to return to the U.S. dollars so we add another method of calculation which,
 GBP x Exchange Rate
So 0.0000556 × 1.7975 = 0.0000998
When summing it will be 0.0001
Of course, you would not calculate all of this in every time you need it is a matter of time, but almost all of the large brokerage firms will solve this for you automatically Through their sidewalk trading program but we explain it because knowing something is better than not knowing.

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