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of a full point move for the E-Mini S&P.
Any stock would also have a PriceScale of 100. 1 / PriceScale = Minimum price increment.
'''Examples'''
<br>'''MinMove / PriceScale''' returns the smallest increment between trades.
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The numerator of the fraction may have a decimal:<br>
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<br>10 <sup>23.25</sup>/<sub>32</sub>
<br>10 <sup>23.5 </sup>/<sub>32</sub>
<br>10 <sup>23.75</sup>/<sub>32</sub></div>
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|'''Fractions with <br>decimal numerator'''
|align="right"|1/64 and Ѕ of 64th
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The "10th", "j", and "S" markings have special meaning.<br><br>Their definitions are laid out in the table below:<br>
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However, the price scale on chart will still be in fractional format.
<div style="background-color: #E3FBE5;">Note: If the price scale of the symbol is already in decimal format and it is changed to fractional format, the chart must be reloaded for the fractional format to appear.</div><br>
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|'''Daily Limit'''
<br>Any stock would have a MinMove of 1, which represents the minimum price move of any stock which is .01
MinMove
<br>'''Examples'''<br>MinMove / PriceScale returns the smallest increment between trades.<bt>MinMove / PriceScale * BigPointValue returns the dollar value of the smallest change in price.
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|'''Big Point Value'''