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Free Trading Calculators
Do the math before you take a trade. Each calculator shows the formula in plain words, a worked example, and the free lesson that teaches the idea. Forex first, with tools for crypto and any market with a price.
Size and exposure
How big a trade is and what it controls.
- Position Size CalculatorFind the lot size that keeps one loss small.Forex · Gold · Crypto
- Pip Value CalculatorFind what one pip is worth for your pair and size.Forex · Gold
- Forex Lot Size ConverterSwitch between standard, mini, micro lots and units.Forex
- Forex Margin CalculatorSee how much money your broker sets aside for a trade.Forex · Gold · Indices
- Currency Cross Rate CalculatorWork out a cross rate like EUR/GBP from two dollar rates.Forex
Profit, loss and risk
What a trade can win or lose, before you take it.
- Forex Profit CalculatorSee the profit or loss of a trade in pips and dollars.Forex · Gold · Indices
- Risk Reward CalculatorCompare what a trade risks with what it aims to make.Forex · Gold · Indices · Stocks · Crypto
- Crypto Profit CalculatorProfit or loss on a crypto trade after fees, with or without leverage.Crypto
- P&L Card GeneratorTurn a trade result into a clean card for your journal.Forex · Gold · Indices · Stocks · Crypto
Trading costs
The fees that quietly add up.
Growth and recovery
What gains and losses do to an account over time.
- Drawdown Recovery CalculatorSee the gain it takes to win back a loss.Forex · Gold · Indices · Stocks · Crypto
- Trading Compounding CalculatorSee what a steady monthly percent does over time, up or down.Forex · Gold · Indices · Stocks · Crypto
- Crypto Price Scenario CalculatorSee what a crypto holding is worth if the price falls or rises.Crypto
Chart levels
Price levels traders draw on a chart.
A calculator is only as good as the rule behind it
Every tool links to the free grade that teaches it. Risk comes in Grade 4, before any strategy.
Questions people ask
Are these trading calculators free?
Yes. All 16 calculators are free to use with no account and no signup.
Which calculator should a beginner use first?
The position size calculator. It picks your trade size from how much you are willing to lose, which is the first habit Grade 4, Risk Camp, teaches.
Do the calculators work for crypto and stocks?
Some do. The risk reward, Fibonacci, pivot point, drawdown and compounding tools work on any price. Two tools are built for crypto. The forex tools can handle other markets when you type in the right pip value.
Do the calculators tell me what to trade?
No. They only do math on numbers you choose. Candleread is education only and gives no signals or advice.
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