A pip is the smallest increment a currency can move. Currency is usually quoted to four decimal places.
e.g AUD/USD 0.7293
A pip represents a $AUD 0.0001 in above example.
Now we know what a pip is. What is it worth?
We divide one pip by current price: AUD/USD 0.7293
0.0001/0.7293= AUD $0.00013712
Now we convert to USD (or whatever currency your account is in)
0.00013712 * 0.7293 = USD $0.0001
We now multiply by lot size to get the profit/loss from one pip.
0.0001 * 100 000 = $10 per pip.
More in depth explanation can be found at Baby Pips.



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