Point is the amount of decimal places of a currency. Ex:
EURUSD
50 * Point = 0.0050
50 * Point = 0.50
Point is basically the value of 1 pip of a currency. If you comment point in EURUSD it will show 0.0001. For USDJPY, 0.01
so if you want a stoploss of 50 pips: Ask - (50 * Point) .
Point is the amount of decimal places of a currency. Ex:
EURUSD
50 * Point = 0.0050
USDJPY
50 * Point = 0.50
Point is basically the value of 1 pip of a currency. If you comment point in EURUSD it will show 0.0001. For USDJPY, 0.01
so if you want a stoploss of 50 pips: Ask - (50 * Point) .
Ah tnx! Very clear.
It is one of the most basic function in the programming language, i realize now.
It is the same to do: Ask - 0.0050
but Ask - (50 * Point) is applyable on all currencies pair i.e. both EUR/USD and USD/JPY,
instead the "constant stoploss" Ask - 0.0050 is only on the 0.0001 type-currencies, so it would
produce an error of logic on USD/JPY in example.
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Hello.
I'm in trouble to understand what exactly the function/operator POINT exactly do, specially
when it comes with MACD EA and/or Ticked-Modify programming instruction/function POINT.
Thanks