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Calculator · from Lesson 8.2

What is one tick worth at each price?

What it’s telling you, step by step: Lesson 8.2: Tick sizes and scalping

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One tick here
£1.00
After commission
£0.98
Probability per tick
0.495 pts
Tick size
0.02
PriceTickImplied1-tick £Move
2.200.0245.5%£0.910.91%
2.180.0245.9%£0.920.92%
2.160.0246.3%£0.930.93%
2.140.0246.7%£0.930.93%
2.120.0247.2%£0.940.94%
2.100.0247.6%£0.950.95%
2.080.0248.1%£0.960.96%
2.060.0248.5%£0.970.97%
2.04stop0.0249.0%£0.980.98%
2.020.0249.5%£0.990.99%
2.000.0250.0%£1.001.00%
ticks now 0.01
1.99target0.0150.3%£0.500.50%
1.980.0150.5%£0.510.51%
1.970.0150.8%£0.510.51%
1.960.0151.0%£0.510.51%
1.950.0151.3%£0.510.51%
1.940.0151.5%£0.520.52%
1.930.0151.8%£0.520.52%
1.920.0152.1%£0.520.52%
1.910.0152.4%£0.520.52%
1.900.0152.6%£0.530.53%
Your scalp
Target (lay at)
1.99
Stop (lay at)
2.04
Break-even hit rate
79.9%
Per trade at 50%
−£0.73
Back £100 at 2.00. Hit the target at 1.99 and you bank £0.49 after commission; hit the stop at 2.04 and you lose £1.96. You need to win 79.9% of these trades just to break even.
Ticks between two prices
1.80 to 2.50 is 45 ticks20 at 0.01 + 25 at 0.02 = 45
One-tick green: back at the tick above and lay at this price, on your stake. Commission comes off the winning side only.
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