Reading lot size table

Hello guys,
I have a question. When I want to see my lot size, what do I watch, units, volume, $pip… Im confused.
Thanks in advance.
Alex

Lot size means volume.

Here is the link to read more.

Hey Alex,
To see your lot size, you should watch the volume. It’s usually displayed in lots, where one lot equals 100,000 units. So, if you see 0.1 volume, that’s 10,000 units. hope this helps!

Your question is quite vague and unclear. If you can be more specific and frame your question correctly, i am sure members here would be happy to help you out.
Cheers.

Thank you. :smile:

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Haha, I feel you! Forex can be a bit of a head-scratcher at first. But let me break it down in a way that makes more sense.

Think of forex lot sizes kind of like volume in stock trading or futures & options.

In stock trading, volume is just the number of stocks you buy or sell.

In futures and options, it’s the number of contracts you deal with.

In forex, it’s the number of lots you trade.

So, if you’re familiar with those, just think of forex lots as the same concept. Easy peasy! :blush:

Hope it helped :innocent:

for micro \ small accounts better to use micro lots above 0.5 to keep MM