Trading tools
Forex Trading Calculators
Use these calculators before risking money on a trade. They help you turn a chart idea into numbers: how large the position is, how much a pip is worth, and whether the target justifies the stop.
Trading involves risk. Calculator results are estimates based on the values you enter; spreads, commissions, swaps, slippage, contract specs, and broker execution can change the real outcome.
Forex Lot Size Calculator
Calculate position size from account balance, risk percentage, entry price, and stop loss.
Open calculatorPip Value Calculator
Estimate what a one-pip or ten-pip move is worth for forex pairs, gold, and silver.
Open calculatorRisk Reward Calculator
Compare entry, stop, and target so a trade has a clear risk/reward profile before execution.
Open calculatorHow to use these tools together
Start with the risk/reward calculator. If the stop and target do not make sense on the chart, the lot size is not the real problem yet.
Then use the lot size calculator to translate your planned account risk into a position size. Finally, check pip value so spreads, commissions, and small market moves feel concrete instead of abstract.
Before you copy a strategy
The same numbers matter when you compare trading systems. A verified track record is easier to judge when you understand drawdown, position size, and whether the strategy trades instruments that fit your account.