Forex Calculators

Find the lot size that risks exactly the amount you choose, from your balance, risk per trade and stop-loss distance.

Find where to place your stop loss so a losing trade costs exactly what you planned, or see the stop price and the amount at risk for a stop in pips.

Get the risk-reward ratio of a trade and the win rate you need to break even at that ratio.

Estimate the probability that a strategy reaches a chosen drawdown, from its win rate, reward-to-risk ratio and risk per trade.

Calculate the Kelly fraction from your win rate and average win/loss ratio, with half and quarter Kelly alongside.

Find the gain needed to recover from a drawdown. A 50% loss needs a 100% gain to get back to even.

See your margin level and how much loss your account can take before a margin call or stop-out.

See what a martingale grid really risks: the lot size and open loss at every level, the move back needed to break even, and how many levels it takes before the balance is gone.

See what one pip or point is worth for any position size, converted into your account currency.

Work out how much margin a position ties up at your leverage, and the position value behind it.

Work out the real leverage of a trade — position value divided by your equity — the margin it ties up, and the largest position your account leverage allows.

See the full market value of a position in your account currency and the effective leverage it puts on your balance.

Convert between standard, mini, micro and nano lots and units, using each instrument's contract size.

Convert an amount between currencies at a reference rate, or at your own bank's or broker's rate.

Calculate the profit or loss of a trade in pips and in your account currency, from entry, exit and position size.

Find the price a trade has to reach to cover its spread and commission.

Work out the average price of a position bought (or sold short) in several parts, what it is worth at today's price, and how much more you would need to buy to bring the average down to a target.

Turn the spread into money per trade, per month and per year.

Work out the overnight swap you pay or earn on a position, including triple-swap nights.

Work out what broker commission costs per trade, per month and in pips, whether it is quoted per lot, per million notional (cTrader) or as a percentage of the position value.

Find how many pips you need, and the take-profit price, to make a set amount on your position.

Find out what a trading strategy makes or loses per trade on average, from its win rate and average win and loss, with the profit factor, win/loss ratio and the win rate it needs to break even.

Measure return per unit of risk: the Sharpe ratio from an average return and standard deviation or from a list of period returns, annualised, with the Sortino ratio for downside risk.

Set your stop from the Average True Range and size the position so it risks a fixed share of your balance.

Calculate pivot points and support and resistance levels from the previous period's high, low and close.

Calculate Fibonacci retracement and extension levels from a swing high and low.

Project how an account grows when returns are reinvested, with optional regular deposits.

Size a hedge in a correlated instrument and see how much of the original risk it removes — and how much remains.

Work out the profit or loss on a futures trade in points, ticks and dollars, look up the tick and point value of CME contracts, and find how many contracts your stop and risk allow.

Profit and ROI, the price that hits a target return, and the estimated liquidation price for a USDT-margined perpetual such as BTCUSDT, at any leverage, for isolated or cross margin.

See how much you can still lose today and in total before you breach your prop firm's daily or maximum loss limit, static or trailing — and the biggest position your next stop loss allows.

Check whether your best day is within your prop firm's consistency rule, how much more profit you need if it is not, and how much you can make tomorrow without breaking it.