US30SIGNALS US30 Pip Value Calculator
See exactly what a US30 point move is worth for your position—then get entry, stop-loss, and take-profit levels delivered in the US30Signals app.
Broker CFD values differ by platform. Use the per-point figure shown in your instrument specification.
How to calculate US30 pip value
Multiply the cash value of one index point by your lot size or number of contracts, then multiply that result by the number of points moved. For example, a 0.10-lot CFD worth $0.10 per point produces a $10 change across a 100-point move.
Futures use fixed contract multipliers. Micro E-mini Dow (MYM) is $0.50 per index point per contract, while E-mini Dow (YM) is $5 per index point per contract. Broker US30 CFDs use the value defined by the broker, so the calculator lets you enter that figure directly.
Once you know the point value, you can translate any US30Signals entry-to-stop distance into cash risk before opening the trade.
CME Micro E-mini contract specifications →Trading tips
US30 pips vs points
Most platforms quote the Dow-based market in index points. Traders often say “pips,” but the cash result comes from the point value used by your product.
Broker CFD example
If your broker shows $1 per point at 1.00 lot, then 0.10 lot is $0.10 per point and a 100-point move is worth $10.
MYM futures
One Micro E-mini Dow contract is worth $0.50 per index point, so a 100-point move is worth $50 per contract.
YM futures
One E-mini Dow contract is worth $5 per index point, so a 100-point move is worth $500 per contract.
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