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A one-page reference for calculating PIPs correctly on any trading instrument.
Built for traders who are tired of guessing (or getting it wrong).
One analysis at a time. That's the rule.
The Main Idea
One focused concept from trading psychology, risk management, or systems thinking.
Explained clearly, without the padding.
One Thing to Try
Make a concrete adjustment or experiment you can apply to your next trade (or your next trading week). Small enough to actually do. Specific enough to actually matter.
Worth Your Time
One chart, setup, or price action example is worth studying — no need for the distractions of multiple charts.
Built for people who think like a trader.
For retail traders, prop-firm challenge traders, and anyone tired of guessing whether their strategy actually works.
You spend hours watching charts every day and still can't say for sure if your strategy is actually working.
You've read the trading books, watched the YouTube breakdowns, tried the strategies. You want something you can actually use, not more theory.
You're not a bad trader — but you feel like you're always one step behind your own results, like the data's there and you're just not seeing it clearly.
You want consistency without living in front of five charts all day, and you're not sure how to get there yet.
Like a lot of traders, I spent years trying to stay disciplined with nothing but a messy notes app and good intentions — until I got tired of not actually knowing if my strategy was working. So, I built the system I wished existed: one that tracks your pips automatically, keeps your accounts organized, and actually holds you to a withdrawal plan instead of just letting profits sit.
This cheat sheet is a small piece of that same system - hope it helps.
Nikki Profits
"The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent."
— John Maynard Keynes
"The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient."
— Warren Buffet
Own it.
One good trend,
One happy trader.
"Bulls make money, Bears make money, pigs get slaughtered."
