Risk calculator
The arithmetic of a challenge in one screen: what to size, what a pip is worth, and how much room the rules leave you.
Free account with no card. Premium starts with 14 days free.
What you see
- Lot size from your balance, the share of it you risk and your stop in pips.
- What one pip is worth on that pair in your account currency.
- How many losing trades in a row your daily loss limit and your maximum drawdown allow.
- A risk plan in twelve lines, written for a funded account.
- The same sums in the currency your account is actually in, not only in dollars.
What it does not do
- It does not set your stop, and it does not know your other positions.
- Rates come from the daily reference set, so a broker's conversion can differ a little.
The rest of the plan
Every feature is in Premium, from the first of its 14 free days. A free account keeps EUR/USD, USD/JPY and two pairs of the week, the calendar and the tools.
- Top 3 setupsThree pairs a day where a strong currency meets a weak one, each with the reason, the score gap and a live status. No entries, no stops.
- All 28 pairsEvery pair between the eight majors with a score, a direction and the four pillars behind it, from most bullish to most bearish.
- Risk sentimentOne score for the mood of the market, built from equities, volatility, credit and commodities, with what it means per currency.
- Central bank cardsPer bank: the last decision, the tone, the number it is steering by, the next meeting and what a change would do to the currency.
- Event riskHigh-impact releases flagged ahead of time on the currency and on every setup that holds it, with the time and what is expected.
- Update logA log of every update: which score moved, by how much, why, and the source behind it, so nothing changes quietly.
- Account trackerLog your trades and see each one against the macro at the moment you opened it, plus what your own results say.
Questions about risk calculator
Is there a free version?
Yes, two: a position size calculator and a pip value calculator, both public and without a sign-up.
Does it know my prop firm's rules?
You enter them once, and it shows what the limits mean in trades rather than in percentages.
Which account currencies are supported?
The eight majors, so the answer is in the currency your account is actually in.