Ok i learning how the broker is making the money by adding pips between each other.
Example loss between 1.0812 and 1.0810 = 2 PIPS , so 2 PIPS is added to right (Buyer) and 2 PIPS is reduce at left (Seller)
So i have came across the example made by them.
Buy @ 1.0596
Sell @ 1.0594
2 PIPS
So 2 PIPS is added/reduce on right and left respectively,
And he said the broker makes $20? And i am wondering how is it $20?
Because…
1 standard lot = $10 per pip
0.10 mini lot = $1 per pip
0.01 micro lot = $0.10 per pip
I thought the broker will make only $2?
Seriously which lot size did he use? and why he use standard lot size?
I must say you should avoid standard lot until you are not good in practice on demo. You can trade in small lots like 0.5 or 0.3 it is enough lot size , standard or big lot involves much risk use more money from your capital. In loss you face big suffering on each pip. Brokers earn their money through spread , swap and other commissions.
The cream line and the grey line is the spread 1.7 pips
the broker gets this so if you open 1lot brker gets $17
if you open 0.10 lot they get $1.70
or 0.01lot = $0.17
if you use an ECN account the spread is lower but you pay commission depending on lot size
Swaps if you hold your trade open over night you either get Interest or pay interest on wednesdays it x3
But you can get swap free account and commission free account
the broker gets the money if you buy or if you sell it don’t matter wich way when you open your trade you will be $17 down straight away or $1.70 which ever lot size you traded