How to calculate the movement per pip

I did have a table once, a long time ago, that showed the correlation of how much the £/$ value per pip movement is, e.g. a 1 pip move on GBPUSD may only give 65 cents profit and not $1. I seem to have lost it and can't think what to look for. Anyone help.

I have this tick value indy.

how does it helps in trading?

Most of the time, we use this for Lot Size management ...

Well, you can do the table yourself. The principle is very simple..

Supose that your main currency is USD
Supose too that the price on:
EUR/USD = 1,30000
GBP/USD = 1,55000
USD/JPY = 80,000
USD/CHF = 0,97000


I'll explain how it works...
One lot (1.00) is equivalent at 100.000 base currency, it means that if you buy a volume of 1.00 of EURUSD, you are buying 100.000 EUR,
A minimal variation of EURUSD would be 1 pip, then (1,3001 USD-1,3000 USD) = 0,0001 USD
So, if you are buying 100.000 quantities of this paper, the value of this pip at this volume would be 100.000*(0,0001 USD) = 10 USD

Let's see for USD/CHF
If you buy 1.00 volume, then you are buying 100.000 USD for 0.97000 CHF/paper
So, the minimal value of this paper is 1 pip, then (0,9701 CHF - 0,9700 CHF) = 0,0001 CHF

So, with the volume of 1.00 lot you buy 100.000 papers, then you have that this pip is equivalent 100.000*0.0001 CHF = 10 CHF

BUT, 1 CHF = (1/0,97000) USD, then: (10 CHF = 10,31 USD)

So, at this price 1.00 volume of USD/CHF gives $10,31 USD/Pip


You may Practice for the others currencies too. Try it for USD/JPY ^^
After you understand it you will see how easy this resoaning is.

You have online tools to do the job.

Here's one :

http://www.forexticket.us/en/tools/04-02-pip-value

to everyone who has replied