Trading calculators

The essentials for sizing a trade and sanity-checking a strategy. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.

Position size

The lot size that risks a fixed % of your balance on a given stop.

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Pip value

How much one pip is worth for your position size.

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Required margin

Margin locked up to open a position at your leverage.

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Risk of ruin

Monte-Carlo chance a strategy hits your ruin threshold within 500 trades.

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Fibonacci retracement & extension

Retracement and extension price levels from a swing high and low.

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Pivot points

Classic, Woodie, Camarilla and Fibonacci pivots from yesterday's H/L/C.

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Compounding

Growth of a balance at a fixed % per period, with optional regular deposits.

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Drawdown recovery

The gain needed to get back to break-even after a loss, and how long it takes.

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Leverage & margin level

Used margin, free margin, margin level % and distance to stop-out.

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Profit / loss

P/L in pips and money from entry, exit, lots and direction.

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Swap / overnight cost

What holding a position for N nights costs (or earns), including triple-swap Wednesday.

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Rebate

Monthly and yearly cash-back from a per-lot rebate, and how much commission it covers.

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Kelly criterion

The mathematically optimal risk per trade from win rate and payoff — and why to halve it.

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Slippage cost

What execution slippage quietly costs you per month and as a share of profit.

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Expectancy

Average money made per trade from win rate and average win/loss, scaled to a month.

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Vetting an EA or signal?

Risk of ruin, drawdown, and profit factor matter more than a big gain number. Read our guide on how to tell a real track record from a dressed-up one.

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