Pip, Lot and Margin
Pip, lot and margin connect price movement, position size and risk. This guide explains the terms as a foundation for clean calculations.
Lot Sizes
Lots define trading volume. Standard, mini and micro lots make position sizes easier to compare.
Margin
Margin is the collateral required for a leveraged position. Required margin depends on volume, leverage and instrument.
Position Size
Position size links account size, risk amount, stop distance and pip value. Calculators make that relationship measurable.
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