Round trip

What is a Round Trip in Trading?

A round trip is the complete cycle of a trade; opening a position and then closing it. It does not matter whether you buy first and sell later, or sell first and buy later; once both actions are done, one round trip is complete.

Example of a Round Trip

Suppose you buy EURUSD at 1.10201 and later close the trade by selling at 1.10401.

  • Opening the trade (buying) is the first step.
  • Closing the trade (selling) is the final step.

Together, these two actions form one round trip.

Why Round Trips Are Important

  • Tracks Trading Activity: Brokers and Prop firms often measure the number of round trips to calculate how active a trader is.
  • Determines Costs: Commissions and fees are usually applied per round trip rather than just one side of a trade.
  • Shows Final Results: A trade’s profit or loss can only be confirmed after the round trip is completed.

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