Position sizing
Risk budget ÷ (stop distance × point value)
Keeps the planned loss at the stop inside the account-risk limit you define.
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Module 01
Search across Forex, indices, metals, energy, commodities, and crypto—or enter any broker symbol—to keep the stop-loss inside your account-risk limit.
Position size = risk budget ÷ (stop distance × value per price point). Contract specifications differ by broker, so verify the point value before using the result.
Calculated ticket
Updates as you edit the order.
Calculated position
1 contracts
$100.00 risk per unit · NAS100
Maximum planned loss
$100.00
1% of current balance
Potential profit at target
$200.00
100 points to the stop
Reward / risk
2 : 1
33.33% theoretical break-even win rate
Approx. notional exposure
$20,000.00
Price × size × point value
Exposure / account
2×
Not broker margin or liquidation leverage
Before placing the trade
Confirm the broker's contract size, tick value, spread, commission, minimum size, and whether the stop can slip. This calculator defines a risk ceiling; it cannot guarantee the final execution loss.
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Read the risk-management guideRisk budget ÷ (stop distance × point value)
Keeps the planned loss at the stop inside the account-risk limit you define.
Win rate × average win − loss rate × average loss
Estimates the average result per trade from a complete historical sample.
Peak equity ÷ current equity − 1
Shows why the gain required to recover is larger than the percentage loss.
Results do not include live prices, currency conversion, financing, variable spread, slippage, tax, maintenance margin, or broker liquidation rules unless you enter those costs yourself. Verify every contract specification with your execution venue. This is an educational planning tool, not financial advice or an order recommendation.