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EU50 point value, lot size and commission

Europe 50 on MetaTrader 5: what one point is worth, how many lots to trade for the risk you choose, the commission on each plan and the rules that apply.

  • €1.00one point on 1.00 lot
  • 1contract size
  • Freeno commission
Contract specification
Symbol
EU50 on MetaTrader 5
Market
Indices CFD
Contract size
1 × the index, in EUR, per lot
Price step (point)
0.01
Index point
a 1.00 move in the index
Commission
Free on every plan
Margin, 1.00 lot
$54.25 at 1:100, $217 at 1:25, at the example price 5,000

Contract sizes on these CFDs vary between MetaTrader 5 servers. Check the symbol in your terminal (right-click it in Market Watch, then Specification) and enter that size in the trading calculator.

Point value
One point on 1.00 lot€1.00
0.10 lot€0.10
0.01 lot€0.01
1.00 lot, in US dollars$1.09
CommissionFree
IndicesWhen it trades

What EU50 is

Europe 50

EU50 tracks the Euro Stoxx 50: 50 of the largest companies in the euro area, across its main markets. It is a cash index CFD, following the index itself rather than a dated futures contract.

When it trades

The stocks behind it trade from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM Central European time. The CFD's own session on the MT5 server can run longer; its hours are under Specification, Sessions.

The formulaIn words

EU50 point value, step by step

Value of one point = 1.00 × contract size × lots, converted from EUR

One index point

EU50 is quoted to two decimals; a move of 1.00 is one index point, and traders size index trades in points.

Multiply by the contract

With a contract of 1, one point on 1.00 lot is EUR 1; on 0.10 lot a tenth of it.

Convert to dollars

EU50 is quoted in EUR, so a point on 1.00 lot is €1.00, about $1.09 at the example exchange rate.

EU50: one point and common moves, by lot size

1.00 lot€1.00per point
0.10 lot€0.10per point
0.01 lot€0.01per point
25 points on 1.00 lot€25.00about $27.13; the stop below
Worked example

Risking 1% of $100,000 with a 25-point stop

A 25-point stop that risks $1,000 needs $40.00 a point, about €36.87. One lot on a contract of 1 is €1.00 a point, so that is 36.86 lots, rounded down to the 0.01 lot step. A server with a larger contract size needs proportionally fewer lots: divide by its contract size.

The $1,000 is a quarter of the $4,000 Max Daily Loss on a $100K Edge 1 Step, so four such losses in one day would reach it. Example price 5,000: a round figure for the arithmetic, not a quote.

Money at risk$1,0001% of $100,000
Loss per lot at the stop$27.1325 points
Lot size36.86 lotsrounded down to 0.01
CommissionFreeno commission on indices
Position value$199,966at the example price 5,000
Share of Max. Exposure16%of $1,250,000 on a $100K account

Commission, leverage and margin on every CFD plan

Commission is round turn: half when the trade opens, half when it closes, the same in the evaluation and once funded. Margin is the position value divided by the plan's leverage ceiling, for 1.00 lot at the example price of 5,000 ($5,425 of EU50); the margin MetaTrader 5 shows when you place the order is the one that applies.

PlanCommissionPer sideLeverageMargin, 1.00 lot
Edge 1 StepFreeFree1:100$54.25
Edge 2 StepFreeFree1:100$54.25
Instant ProFreeFree1:33$164
Instant GoFreeFree1:25$217
Prime 1 StepFreeFree1:50$109
Prime 2 StepFreeFree1:100$54.25

For education. Figures are arithmetic on the contract specification and an example price; the specification, price, spread and commission on your platform decide real results. Nothing here is financial advice, and trading leveraged products can lose money.

Open the trading calculator Type your own price, balance, risk and stop; the calculator is the one inside the WhitePips dashboard.
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Rules that apply when you trade EU50

Max. Exposure

Every open position counts at its full value against a cap set by account size: $1,250,000 on $100K. At the example price one lot of EU50 is $5,425, so about 230.41 lots fill the whole cap with nothing else open. Going over is a warning, and resets any profit to the starting balance; a second closes the account.

The rule

News trading

Allowed on every CFD plan. Not allowed: straddling, opening both directions (or offsetting positions on correlated instruments) within 15 minutes either side of a Red or Amber release to catch the spike. It is reviewed by the risk desk, never penalised automatically.

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Weekend holding

With the Weekend Holding add-on, keep EU50 open over the weekend. Without it, positions still open at 4:45 PM New York time on Friday are closed by the system: the first time is a warning, the second closes the account.

The rule

The thin-liquidity window

At most 20% of your profit may come from trades opened and closed between 21:00:00 and 22:59:59 UTC, every night, on every instrument. While it is over, payouts on that account are paused; once profit from outside the window brings the share back inside the limit, they open again by themselves. Overnight holding is allowed; swaps count like any other cost.

The rule
QuestionsShort answers

EU50: questions

What is the point value of EU50?

€1.00 per point on 1.00 lot (about $1.09 at the example rate), €0.10 on 0.10 lot and €0.01 on 0.01 lot. One point is a 1.00 move in the index, on a contract of 1.

What lot size should I trade on EU50 with a $100K account?

Risking 1% ($1,000) with a stop of 25 points: $1,000 ÷ $27.13 per lot = 36.86 lots. Halve the risk and the lots halve with it. The stop decides the size, not the account.

What is the commission on EU50 at WhitePips?

EU50 has no commission on any WhitePips plan: index CFDs are free.

What leverage can I use on EU50?

The plan's leverage ceiling: 1:100 on Edge 1 Step, 1:100 on Edge 2 Step, 1:33 on Instant Pro, 1:25 on Instant Go, 1:50 on Prime 1 Step, 1:100 on Prime 2 Step. One lot at 5,000 is $5,425, so it holds $54.25 of margin at 1:100 and $217.00 at 1:25. In practice Max. Exposure sizes positions first: about 230.41 lots of EU50 on a $100K account.

Can I trade EU50 around news at WhitePips?

Yes, on every CFD plan. What is not allowed is straddling: positions in both directions, or offsetting positions on correlated instruments, within 15 minutes either side of a Red or Amber release to catch the spike. The risk desk reviews it; it is never penalised automatically.

CFDs and futuresNo time limit

Put the numbers to work

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