Who can solve this puzzle?

You are have hedge
And the number Buy more than the Sell
36 Lot Buy
33 Lot Sell

When the price rises
You lose !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PLz any one how know the answer tell me
i am will be Crazy

Where is that? FXSol?

yes its right

Yes, this is a hedging risk.

Your loss is expressed in USD, and since you originally posted these trades your loss in USD has increased even though you gained some pip profit.

Dear Blazespinnaker
Some Pip Profit equal 179pip *1.88 $ (USD )(3 lot min ) = 336.52 $
it that mean 22.974.39-336.52 = 22637.87 $
but
tatal loss = 23.394.37 $
that mean my loss is 22637.87 - 23394.37 = - 756.5 $ (USD)
I am Loss in two direction !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

While your total pip loss may have decreased, your loss in USD has increased. This is because the NZD has depreciated against the USD.

FXCM has a good explanation for this:

Exchange Rate Fluctuations (Pip Costs)
Exchange rate fluctuations, or "Pip Costs," are defined as the value given to a pip movement for a particular currency pair. This cost is the currency amount that will be gained or lost with each pip movement of the currency pair's rate and will be denominated in the currency denomination of the account in which the pair is being traded.

When a trader's position is hedged against exchange-rate risk, it is still exposed to exchange-rate volatility if the counter currency of the pair being hedged differs from the denomination of the account.

For example, if you are both long and short 10K USD/CAD with 500 pips in gross P/L, one can assume the spread will remain constant. Keep in mind that P/L is in terms of the counter currency, thus the losses are 500 CAD and are converted at the spot rate. If the hedge goes on at 1.1000, the GROSS P/L is 500/1.10 = 454.54 USD.

If the rates decrease to 1.0300, the same 500 pips of locked-in loss is now worth 500/1.03 = 485.43 USD, 30 USD more on only a 10K hedge. Though slight for this example, this is multiplied as hedged volume increases; consequently, it can create circumstances that may drain existing margin.

This can be very important for clients who have very large, hedged JPY positions: if the USD/JPY falls 1000+ pips, it can (depending on leverage, of course) have a severe impact on the gross P/L of any hedged JPY positions.

Thank you Mr.Blazespinnaker
Know I understand but I need to ask
If my Lots become 33 Buy Vs 33 Sell
What is Exchange Rate Fluctuations ?
GBP/USD or NZD/USD ?
Fxsol tell me GBP/USD
and You NZD/USD
it is depended for company
Thanks again

NZD is the counter currency. P/L is expressed in NZD, then converted to USD at the current NZD/USD rate. If there has been much fluctuation in respect to USD compared to the moment the positions were opened, this will affect the final P/L in USD.

Thank you Mr. doblece
But FXsol tell my agent
"
انا فقط افسر و جهه نظرهم
تقول الشركة ان المارجن يخصم بالعملة الرئيسة للزوج و هو gbp
ثم يحول للخصم من حسابكم بالدولار
و هذا يتوقف على سعر الزوج
gbp / usd
و لا علاقة له بالزوج المتداول عليه
كان سعر الاسترلينى فتح يوم الجمعة
1.5941
و سعره الحالى
1.6431
الفارق زيادة 500 بيب تقريبا
هذا الفارق يخصم من حسابك لحظيا
و هذا سبب تأكل الاكولتى
هذه وجهه نظر منسوب الشركة
تقبل ودى
"
IN English
" I only point of view, and I interpret
Company says that the margin be set off against the President of the currency pair is gbp
Then turn to the deduction of your dollar
This depends on the price of the husband
gbp / usd
And has nothing to do with the husband working for
The price of sterling on Friday to open
1.5941
And its current
1.6431
The difference increased almost 500 Bip
This difference is deducted from your account on the spot
And that's why you eat Alacolty
This point of view of company-level
Accept a friendly
"

Mr. doblece

I do not know where the truth ?

What I said was the opposite of what the company is in the account
Thank you

Yikes..

Sorry Mr.blazespinnaker
i just ask( What is Exchange Rate Fluctuations )
in GBP/NZD
means "Pip cost" in GBP/NZD depend on (GBP/USD or NZD/USD)

NZD/USD