Source: BURSA | Published: July 2022
To calculate profits and losses on a futures position requires an essential understanding of the contract size and the minimum fluctuation of the futures contract you are trading. Both the contract size and minimum fluctuation can be found in the specifications of every futures contract. The minimum fluctuation is also commonly referred to as tick size.
The value per tick is calculated by multiplying the minimum fluctuation by the contract size or the contract multiplier in the case of index futures contracts.
We can see from Table 1 some examples of the co
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