Every forex calculator you need. In one place.
Lot size, margin, pip value, profit/loss and more — for forex, indices, metals and crypto CFDs.
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Every hub lists every instrument we cover for that calculation — indices, forex majors, metals and crypto.
Lot Size & Position Size
Size a trade to match your risk %, in the right units for your platform.
Browse →Margin
Know exactly how much margin a position ties up before you open it.
Browse →Pip Value
The value of one pip movement, per lot, in your account currency.
Browse →Profit & Loss
See the real P/L on a trade instantly, before or after it closes.
Browse →Risk / Reward Ratio
Compare your stop distance against your target before you enter.
Browse →Stop Loss
Find the stop loss price that keeps a loss at your risk limit.
Browse →Compounding
Project account growth from a starting balance and return rate.
Browse →Pivot Points
Daily support/resistance levels from the prior session's range.
Browse →Currency Converter
Live cross-rate conversion between any two currencies.
Browse →Pip Difference
The pip distance between any two prices on an instrument.
Browse →Bid/Ask Spread
Live spread in pips and in dollars, per instrument.
Browse →Fibonacci
Retracement and extension levels from a swing high/low.
Browse →Points to Pips
Convert between an instrument's points and pips.
Browse →Crypto Exchange Fees
Maker/taker fee cost on a crypto trade, at the live price.
Browse →Win Rate
Win percentage and expectancy from your own trade history.
Browse →Risk of Ruin
The probability of losing your account at a given risk level.
Browse →Drawdown
Drawdown % and the real gain needed to recover from it.
Browse →Rebate
Cashback earned per lot traded, at your own rebate rate.
Browse →Deriv synthetic index calculators
Volatility, Boom, Crash, Jump, Step and Range Break — the Deriv hub lists the pip and lot size calculators, which accept Deriv symbols only.
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Position Size for a Small Account: What the Minimum Lot Really Risks
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Pips vs Basis Points (bps): What Is the Difference?
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How to Calculate Pips on Synthetic Indices (Volatility, Boom, Crash)
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