What Are 'Pips Available'?

These are the pips you currently have at risk in your current level. Remember that if you set a trade with a 40-pip stop loss and this trade is not yet executed, these pips will remain unavailable to trade.

Example: Let’s say you’re on a level where you have 100 pips available to risk. You set a new trade with a 40-pip stop loss. Even though the trade hasn’t been executed yet, those 40 pips are now tied up and cannot be used for any other trades.

This leaves you with 60 pips available to risk on additional trades until the current trade is executed or canceled. Remember, managing your pips carefully is key to progressing through the levels.

PIP

A pip is a simple unit used to measure the smallest change in price. It helps traders understand how much a price has moved up or down, making it easier to track and compare price changes.