📘 How to Use the Position Size Calculator
This calculator helps you determine the optimal lot size for your trades based on your risk management strategy. Proper position sizing is essential to manage risk effectively and protect your trading account from large losses.
🚀 What is it for?
Calculate exactly how many lots you should trade to keep your risk per trade within your chosen percentage of your account balance.
Avoid risking too much on a single trade, which is one of the most common mistakes among traders.
📝 How to use:
Account Balance: Enter the total amount in your trading account (e.g., 5,000 USD).
Risk per Trade (%): Decide how much of your account you’re willing to risk on this trade (commonly 1-2%).
Stop Loss (pips): Enter the number of pips between your entry and stop-loss price.
Select Currency Pair or Metal: Choose the instrument you want to trade. This determines the pip value used for calculation.
Click the = Calculate Position Size button.
Your optimal lot size will appear below, showing you exactly how much to trade.
💡 Why is this important?
By using correct position sizing, you protect your capital, stay consistent, and trade professionally – even during losing streaks. It’s a key part of any successful trading plan.
📘 How to Use the Margin Calculator
Use this calculator to determine the required margin for opening your trade position. Calculating the correct margin helps you avoid margin calls and ensures you are trading within your account limits.
🚀 What is it for?
Shows exactly how much margin you need to open a trade with your chosen lot size and leverage.
Helps you manage your available funds effectively so you don't accidentally over-leverage your account.
📝 How to use:
Lot Size: Enter the lot size you plan to trade (e.g., 1.0 for a standard lot, 0.1 for a mini lot).
Contract Size: Usually 100,000 for a standard lot. You can leave the default value unless your broker uses a different contract size.
Leverage: Enter the leverage offered by your broker (e.g., 100 for 1:100 leverage).
Select Currency Pair or Metal: Choose the instrument you are planning to trade.
Click the = Calculate Margin button.
The required margin amount will be displayed below.
💡 Why is this important?
Knowing your required margin before placing a trade helps you:
Avoid unexpected margin calls that can close your positions prematurely.
Plan your trades confidently with full awareness of your account’s capacity.
Maintain better overall risk management, leading to more consistent results.
📘 How to Use the Risk/Reward Calculator
This calculator helps you measure the potential profitability of your trades by calculating the ratio between your expected risk and reward. It’s a vital tool for building a consistent trading strategy.
🚀 What is it for?
Calculates the ratio between your potential loss (risk) and potential profit (reward) on a trade.
Helps you determine if a trade idea has a good enough risk/reward profile before you place it.
📝 How to use:
Entry Price: Enter the price level at which you plan to enter the trade.
Stop Loss Price: Enter the price level where you want to limit your losses.
Take Profit Price: Enter the price level where you want to secure your profits.
Select Currency Pair or Metal: Choose the instrument you’re planning to trade.
Click the = Calculate Risk/Reward button.
The calculator will display your risk/reward ratio below.
💡 Why is this important?
A good risk/reward ratio (e.g., 1:2 or better) ensures that you don’t need to win every trade to be profitable in the long run. By focusing on trades with favorable risk/reward profiles, you can manage your risk better and improve your overall trading results.
📘 How to Use the Profit Calculator
This Profit Calculator helps you estimate your potential earnings or losses for any trade in Forex, Gold, or Silver. Knowing your expected profit in advance is key to successful risk management and trading with confidence.
🚀 What is it for?
Calculates how much you can gain or lose based on your entry and target prices, lot size, and the instrument you’re trading.
Shows your estimated profit in your chosen account currency.
📝 How to use:
Lot Size: Enter the number of lots you plan to trade.
Entry Price: Enter the price where you plan to open your trade.
Take Profit or Stop Loss Price: Enter the price at which you will close your trade for profit or loss.
Account Currency: Choose the currency your trading account is denominated in (USD, EUR, GBP).
Select Currency Pair or Metal: Choose the pair or metal you want to trade. The calculator automatically uses the correct pip calculation based on the instrument.
Click the = Calculate Profit button.
Your estimated profit or loss will appear below.
💡 Why is this important?
Estimating your profit before entering a trade helps you:
Set realistic targets.
Assess whether a trade is worth the risk.
Stay disciplined and trade with a clear plan.