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| To determine the cash value of a price movement, use the **Point Value**. This represents the dollar value of a single price unit. | To determine the cash value of a price movement, use the **Point Value**. This represents the dollar value of a single price unit. | ||
| - | The formula is: | + | Formula: | 
| - | **(Price2 - Price1) × PointValue = Cash Equivalent** | + | '' | 
| - | For example, if **PointValue** is **0.5** (as used in the ES market): | ||
| - | * **Price1 = 4200.00** | + | Example: | 
| - | * **Price2 = 4225.00** | + | |
| - | * **Point Value = 0.5** | + | |
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| + | Price1 = 4200.00** | ||
| + | Price2 = 4225.00** | ||
| + | Point Value = 0.5** | ||
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| This means a move from **4200.00 to 4225.00** corresponds to **$12.50 per contract**. | This means a move from **4200.00 to 4225.00** corresponds to **$12.50 per contract**. | ||
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