Forex trading calculators

Turn a balance, a risk percentage and a stop distance into the exact lot size to send — the one number that decides whether a losing streak is survivable.

What one pip is worth in your account currency, for any pair and any lot size — including the JPY and cross-currency cases that trip up mental arithmetic.

The margin a position locks up, what is left free, and how close the resulting margin level sits to a margin call.

The leverage a given position actually requires, and how much of your posted margin a 2% adverse move would erase.

The gain required to recover a given loss — the asymmetry that makes deep drawdowns so much more expensive than they look.

Profit or loss for a trade in your account currency, from entry, exit, direction and size — before you take it, not after.

Where a monthly return takes an account over time, with optional deposits and a month-by-month table.

The probability that a system with your win rate and payoff drives the account to a chosen loss level, by Monte Carlo simulation.

Retracement and extension levels from a swing high and low, each one priced and measured in pips.

Support and resistance levels from the previous period's OHLC, in five methods — Classic, Fibonacci, Camarilla, Woodie and DeMark.

Convert between the major account currencies at the same cross-rates the calculators use, with a reference table of round amounts.

What a per-lot rebate is worth per day, month and year — and how many pips it effectively shaves off your spread.