Example of getting a profit

 Getting a profit is an increase of capital initially invested in a transaction. By making a transaction a trader relies on increase in value of currency currently purchased by him in a certain period of time or he expects a decline in value of currency selling it. If a currency rate movement is correctly calculated a trader gets a profit from making transaction.

Making a transaction consists of three stages:
 • Determination of the most appropriate moment to make a transaction;
 • Making a transaction;
 • Closing a transaction and getting a profit.

Price for the chosen instrument is constantly changed. Price chart displays a change of trading instrument rate with time.

 A trader has 50 USD. He expects increase of EUR/USD rate at the 1 point in the next 30 minutes. The trader buys an “Express bull” option priced at 50 USD. In 30 minutes EUR/USD rate arrives at the 2 point. The currency rate at the 2 point is higher than at the 1 point. Trading conditions are met therefore a trader gets a profit.
 In this example the profit from transaction is equal to = 50 * margin of profit. Margin of profit is 1.85 for this type of option. It follows that a total profit from the transaction is = 50 * 1,85 = 92,5 USD.
 Let’s sum up. The trader purchased the option priced at 50 USD. The option made a profit in the amount of 92,5 USD. Net profit from the transaction is = 92,5 - 50 = 42,5 USD. So having the initial capital in the amount of 50 USD the trader was able to earn another 42,5 USD in 30 minutes and increase his account up to 92,5 USD.

 A trader has 100 USD. He expects increase of EUR/USD rate at the 1 point from 9:10 until 10:10 a.m. The trader buys an “Hourly bull” option priced at 100 USD. EUR/USD rate arrives at the 2 point at 10:10. The currency rate at the 2 point is higher than at the 1 point. Trading conditions are met therefore a trader gets a profit.
 In this example the profit from transaction is equal to = 100 * margin of profit. Margin of profit is 1.85 for this type of option. It follows that a total profit from the transaction is = 100 * 1,85 = 185 USD.
 Let’s sum up. The trader purchased the option priced at 100 USD. The option made a profit in the amount of 185 USD. Net profit from the transaction is = 185 - 100 = 85 USD. So having the initial capital in the amount of 100 USD the trader was able to earn another 85 USD in an hour and increase his account up to 185 USD.