Trader-focused guides on using our free trading calculators — position size, pip value, and risk-to-reward — to size every trade with intention.
Lose 50% of your account and you need a 100% gain to break even. The Drawdown Recovery Calculator turns that uncomfortable arithmetic into a number you can stare at — ideally before the drawdown happens.
Pivot points are the cleanest objective support and resistance levels for intraday trading — derived entirely from yesterday's high, low, and close, with zero discretion. The calculator runs Classic, Fibonacci, and Camarilla in one click.
Fibonacci tools on charting platforms are forgiving about anchor points, which is how traders fool themselves. The Fibonacci Calculator pins you to two exact prices and prints the levels — so you have to be honest about the swing you're measuring.
Forget 10x in a month. The Compound Growth Calculator shows what a boring, repeatable monthly return does to an account over two years. The number is smaller than the gurus promise and larger than the doubters believe.
Most traders learn what margin is the day they hit a margin call. The Margin Calculator shows you, before you click buy, how much of your account a trade locks up — and how much breathing room you have before the broker closes it for you.
Your broker statement shows a number. It does not tell you how you got there. The P&L Calculator turns entry, exit, and size into pips and dollars so you can score the trade honestly — and journal it without lying to yourself.
A 65% win rate sounds great until you realize a 0.5:1 reward-to-risk strategy still bleeds money. This guide shows you exactly how the Risk Reward Calculator computes your ratio and the win rate you need just to break even.
A pip looks tiny on the chart but it controls every dollar of profit and loss you'll ever make. This guide shows you exactly how the Pip Value Calculator computes the dollar value of a single pip for any pair, account currency, and trade size.
Stop blowing accounts on oversized trades. Learn exactly how the Position Size Calculator works, what to enter, and how to use the result to keep every loss within your risk plan — in under 60 seconds.