Are you familiar with the expression DPM (dollar per millions)?
Are you familiar with the expression DPM (dollar per millions)?
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I was talking with a forex trader about the markout chart.
He proceed to firstly tell me about another metric called the dpm (doller per millions).
I understand that it's a way to measure the different instrument pair on the same base so that you can chose the current most performant for your position.
The thing is that, I don't find any information of this on google.
It seems to be very common in the trading analysis field so I assume it's just called differently.
Do you see what I'm talking about ?
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