Some examples to better illustrate what the trading conditions mean is provided below.

Assume the commission on EURUSD is $10 per lot and the Roll charge for EURUSD is:

Long = -0.00009 Short = 0.00002.

I opened a 50,000 EURUSD short position on Monday and closed it on Wednesday. If 1 lot = 100,000 then the commission I paid in total for opening/closing this trade is $5.

Also, for this trade I received $2 as rollovers which are calculated as the trade size multiplied by the roll charge (short in this case) multiplied by the nights the trade is open (50,000 * 0.00002 * 2).

Please note that for most Forex, triple swaps are paid on Wednesdays. For more information, please check the specifications of each instrument in the trading platform.

The spreads mentioned in the trading conditions represent the difference between the Bid and the Ask price.

1) Dividends of shares are received/paid via swaps.

Assuming I have an open position on share X, and on a specific date, X would distribute $0.50 as dividend, this amount would be received/paid through swaps on the ex-dividend date.

For example,

I have 100 shares of stock X of $500 each share. That stock will distribute $1 dividend per share.

Assuming I have an open buy position, on the ex-dividend date I will receive $100 as swaps.

Assuming I have an open sell position, on the ex-dividend date I will pay $100 as swaps.

2) Profit & Loss

Assuming I have a EUR account with a balance of EUR 10,000.

I open a BUY position of 1 lot EURUSD at 1.18000 and close it at 1.18100. I gain 10 pips.

Therefore my profit is 100,000 * 0.0010 = $100, which is translated in (100 / 1.1810 =) 84.67 euro.

Therefore, my new balance will be 10,084.67 euro.

Assuming I have a USD account with a balance of $10,000.

I open a BUY position of 1 lot EURUSD at 1.18000 and close it at 1.17900. I lost 10 pips.

Therefore my loss is 100,000 * 0.0010 = $100.

Therefore, my new balance will be $9,900.