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What is a <b>Pip</b>, and do you need to earn exactly $12.00 or exactly $15.00?
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What is a Pip, and do you need to earn exactly $12.00 or exactly $15.00?

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I apologize for the confusion. &nbsp;A Pip is simply a measure of increase.<br />
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I need to earn exactly $12.00.<br />
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Let me re-phrase the question like this:<br />
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I need to earn $12.00 from a rainfall amount of 14.3 millimeters. &nbsp;<br />
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I recently earned $10.53 when it rained 4.6 millimeters and I had 80000 collection jars.<br />
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How many collection jars do I need to earn exactly $12.00 if the rainfall amount will be 14.3 millimeters?
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I apologize for the confusion.  A Pip is simply a measure of increase.

I need to earn exactly $12.00.

Let me re-phrase the question like this:

I need to earn $12.00 from a rainfall amount of 14.3 millimeters.  

I recently earned $10.53 when it rained 4.6 millimeters and I had 80000 collection jars.

How many collection jars do I need to earn exactly $12.00 if the rainfall amount will be 14.3 millimeters?

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I am working on an automated financial trading strategy and I need help with a formula.<br />
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I need to earn $12.00 from an increase of 14.3 Pips. &nbsp;<br />
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In my most recent trade, I lost $10.53 by loosing 4.6 Pips trading a volume of 80000 units.<br />
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Presuming that I am guaranteed to win my trade, what volume would I need to trade to earn exactly $15.00?<br />
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Please provide me with the formula for this, thanks!
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I am working on an automated financial trading strategy and I need help with a formula.

I need to earn $12.00 from an increase of 14.3 Pips.  

In my most recent trade, I lost $10.53 by loosing 4.6 Pips trading a volume of 80000 units.

Presuming that I am guaranteed to win my trade, what volume would I need to trade to earn exactly $15.00?

Please provide me with the formula for this, thanks!

Calculating Exact Volume Needed to Earn Specific Amount from Trade

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