Points VS Pips - page 166
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And let's find out who the sheep are here.
And the victims of the ege, cannot think for themselves and are influenced by patterns.
A logic-pholological problem:
Petya on forexfoy, Kolya on timmill. Petya has 4 decimal places, Kolya has 5. Both Peter and Kolya have $100 in a dollar account.
Petya says he earned 100 points. Kolya says he earned 100 points too.
Kolya has another comma missing before the fifth decimal place. The number is no longer divided by any additional 'tenths'.
Question:
Why did Kolya earn 10 times as much, if they both used the generally accepted and unanimous term "point"?
And let's find out who the sheep are here.
And the victims of the EGE, cannot think for themselves and are influenced by patterns.
A logic-pholological problem:
Petya on forexfoy, Kolya on timmill. Petya has 4 decimal places, Kolya has 5. Both Peter and Kolya have $100 in a dollar account.
Petya says he earned 100 points. Kolya says he earned 100 points too.
Kolya has another comma missing before the fifth decimal place. The number is no longer divided by any additional "tenths".
Question:
Why did Kolya earn 10 times less, if both of them used the generally accepted and unanimous term "point"?
come on)
According to the common definition, 1 pips (1 percentage point) equals 1 (one) percent of something, i.e. if we are talking about EURUSD, then 1 pips = 1 hundredth of a euro cent.
Now a question for you - how can 1 percentage point be equal to some decimal point?
And how do Petya and Vasya define "the universally approved and single term point"?
Wow. 166. Bravo!!! Make it 200!!!
How about a sweepstakes? On the subject of when 200 (300...1000) pages will do it.
Bravo!
100 millimetres = 100 metres ?
100 millimetres = 100 metres ?
Don't overload your brain with unnecessary information
sorry, I won't)
So I don't understand. Who's supposed to dictate the rules here.
Why the fuck (pardon the expression) should I be dictated how to communicate?
I'm here, and I'm gonna talk the way I want to talk.
I don't really care what they are clucking about.I'm not talking about you, you can say whatever you want.)
I'm talking about those who talk to English-speaking people, i.e. the Metakwots.
100 millimetres = 100 metres?
That's what you keep saying, it says there, it says there, etc.
There is a metre, it has 10 decimetres, 1 decimetre has 10 centimetres,
1 centimetre has 10 millimetres and so on. With the microcosm, go to another specialist.
There is a point, it has 10 pips in it. Is it so difficult to take it in Russian or what?
Why are you making such a big deal out of this?
it's not about you, you can say whatever you want)
It's about those who talk to English speakers, i.e. the Metakwots.
So let them cluck there in their own way.
I mean the turn of phrase here on the forum (Russian) regarding pips and points.
That's what you keep saying, there they say, there they say, etc.
There is a metre, it has 10 decimetres, and 1 decimetre has 10 centimetres,
1 centimetre has 10 millimetres, etc. In the microcosm, go to another specialist.
There is a point, it has 10 pips in it. Is it so difficult to take it in Russian or what?
Why are you making such a big deal out of it?
If Metakvot make Terminal and Services only for "Russian-speaking turnover" then no problem, I agree with you - let them write as they want.
But this is an international platform, isn't it?
So the concepts should also conform to international terms.
So let them do their own clucking.
I mean the turn of phrase here on the forum about points and pips.
In Terminal and Services this term appeared - "pips", without explanation. (and equated to a Pip)