What is SX in money

"SX" is not a standard abbreviation in finance or currency notation. You might be thinking of several possibilities: "6X" (meaning six times or multiplied by six in investment returns or valuations), specific stock ticker symbols using SX, or possibly a typo for more common abbreviations like "K" (thousand), "M" (million), or "B" (billion).

In some contexts, you might encounter "SX" as a company-specific or platform-specific notation, but it's not universally recognized like standard financial abbreviations. If you encountered "SX" in a specific document, article, or platform, providing that context would help identify what it represents in that particular case. Common financial/monetary abbreviations include: K (thousand), M or MM (million), B or BN (billion), T or TN (trillion), and currency symbols like $, €, £, ₹. In scientific notation, you might see abbreviations for specific orders of magnitude, but "SX" isn't standard. If you can clarify where you saw this notation or what context it appeared in, I can better explain what it specifically means in that usage.