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Position size
Check the lot size for a chosen cash-risk budget and stop distance.
Your estimate will appear here.
100,000 units per lot. Costs excluded. Example inputs are not a recommendation; gaps and slippage can increase losses.
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Plan your next trade
Understand the size, cost and risk before you enter.
Position size
Size your position from balance, cash risk and stop distance.
Open toolPip value
Understand what each pip means in your account currency.
Open toolProfit & loss
Estimate results with direction, prices and entered costs.
Open toolMargin
Check the estimated capital required to open a position.
Open toolRisk / reward
Compare your entry, stop and target in one calculation.
Open toolPut the market in context
Find your session. Check a dated reference rate.
Make your review count
Turn trading records into a clearer view of your decisions.
Go beyond the result.
Worked examples, real limitations and sources you can check.
Check market sessions at a selected UTC date and time
Use Market Hours to compare the displayed weekday sessions at a chosen UTC instant or the live clock. The indicative windows follow city time zones; they do not establish instrument availability.
Read guide →Seasonally adjusted versus unadjusted data: compare like with like
A hypothetical example shows how seasonal adjustment can change the direction of a month-to-month comparison, and what to check before comparing published series.
Read guide →Labor productivity: output growth and hours growth are different
A hypothetical worked example shows how output per hour changes when output and labor hours grow at different rates.
Read guide →Understand the inputs.
Trust the process.
Every estimate comes with a formula, assumptions and limits. Reference rates are dated, not live tradable quotes. Your broker’s contract and execution conditions still matter.
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