Cost check
What spread, commission and swap take from each trade and a year.
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Your platform shows the swap as a number of points. Turn it into money: what one night costs, what the triple night costs, and what the nights you plan to hold add up to.
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Holding the buy for 5 nights costs about $385.00 in swap at 1 lot. The price has to move 3.85 your way just to pay it.
Each night of the week for your buy at 1 lot.
| Night | Rollovers | Swap |
|---|---|---|
| Monday night | 1 | -$55.00 |
| Tuesday night | 1 | -$55.00 |
| Wednesday night | 3 | -$165.00 |
| Thursday night | 1 | -$55.00 |
| Friday night | 1 | -$55.00 |
| Saturday night | 0 | $0.00 |
| Sunday night | 0 | $0.00 |
Brokers change swap rates often, sometimes daily; check the symbol specification on the day. A swap-free account usually charges a fixed fee instead.
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A position open at the daily rollover (usually 5 pm New York time) pays or earns the interest gap between the two currencies, or the cost of financing gold or an index, plus the broker's markup. One night is rarely much. A swing trade held for weeks pays it twenty times a month, on the whole position, whether the price moves or not, and the triple night, Wednesday for most currency pairs and gold, Friday for many indices, pays for the weekend in one go.
Count the swap with the spread and commission: the cost check puts all three against what you risk on a trade, and the account type check compares raw and standard accounts.
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What spread, commission and swap take from each trade and a year.
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