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Forex question How does a pip differ from a tick?
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Question by: Joseph - 18 Mar 2016, 09:02:27
How does a pip differ from a tick?
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Answer by: Samanthar - 18 Mar 2016, 09:07:18

A tick is a minimum price increment in a market. If a tick equals $0.25, the price can change by $0.25 or a multiple thereof. A pip is a change by 1 of the last digit in the quote record. If a tick equals 0.25, a pip is 0.01.In this instance, a tick would contain 25 pips. Ticks and pips are the same for a number of CFDs

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