Position size calculator
Estimate lot size from account balance, risk percentage, stop distance and pip value.
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Margin calculator
Estimate margin from lots, contract size, price and leverage.
Open margin tool →Currency converter
Convert major currencies using a reference-rate service. Rates are informational, not executable broker quotes.
Open currency converter →Economic calendar
See upcoming economic releases and a global macro-event calendar.
Open economic calendar →Use the tools in the right order
- Check the economic calendar and instrument context.
- Decide how much account risk is acceptable for the idea.
- Use position size to translate that risk into a quantity.
- Check margin separately so you understand the capital requirement.
- Use currency conversion when account, quote or settlement currency differs.
Margin answers “how much capital is required to hold the position?” Position sizing answers “how much size corresponds to the loss I am prepared to accept?” They are not the same calculation.
Connect calculations to real trading conditions
Total trading cost
Spread is only one cost. Review commission, financing, conversion, slippage and infrastructure before comparing accounts.
Trading costs →Execution quality
A theoretical stop or spread does not describe how an order is actually filled in fast markets.
Execution quality →Sessions & liquidity
Liquidity, spreads and volatility can change across Asia, London, New York, rollover and major events.
Sessions & liquidity →These tools are educational and informational. Trading conditions, pip values, margin rules and executable prices vary by instrument, broker, account currency and jurisdiction.
Leveraged trading can result in substantial losses. Calculators help organize inputs; they do not predict outcomes or remove market risk.
Research essentials
Calculators and calendars organize inputs; they do not know your broker's complete contract specification or predict future price.
Use broker specificationsLot size, pip value, margin, quote currency, financing and trading hours can differ by instrument and provider.
Separate margin from riskMargin is the collateral needed to hold a position. The amount you can lose depends on position size, price movement and execution.
Expect event volatilityScheduled releases can alter spreads, liquidity and slippage. A calendar shows timing, not direction.
Validate outputsTreat calculator results as estimates and confirm the final numbers in the platform or provider documentation before trading.