Trade size refers to how much money you are going to be trading. It is usually represented by a number containing two decimal places up to the value of 1, and in integer form from then.
This value is proportional to a "lot" size, with a lot being 100,000 units of a currency.
So for example, if you work in dollars and place a trade of size 1 you are effectively trading $100,000!
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