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Applying leverage wisely is vital to successful foreign exchange trading. Make sure that your risk is in check with our Lot Size Calculator.
The Lot Size Calculator helps you determine an ideal position size for each and every trade.
In currency trading, it pays to know your risk before you buy or sell a forex pair. Follow the steps below and the Lot Size Calculator will automatically dial in your exposure.
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Account base currency denomination (currency units)
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Desired currency pairs
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Buy or sell price point
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Negative market exit point
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A per trade percentage or fixed amount of risk capital
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Percentage or fixed amount of trading equity dedicated to the trade
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Total trading account equity
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Account base currency denomination (currency units)
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Desired currency pairs
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Buy or sell price point
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Negative market exit point
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A per trade percentage or fixed amount of risk capital
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Percentage or fixed amount of trading equity dedicated to the trade
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Total trading account equity
Professional forex traders manage risk. Amateurs don’t. The Lot Size Calculator can help you fine-tune your risk exposure on each and every trade. Best of all, it's user-friendly, flexible, accurate, and reliable. Trading involves substantial risks — our Lot Size Calculator can help you turn the odds in your favor.
Harness our tools and analysis to make informed trading decisions.
You can use our Forex Compound Calculator and simulate the profits you might earn on your Forex trading account.
Use calculatorOur economic calendar showcases relevant events to help you trade these markets too.
View calendarOur Forex heat map includes real-time data and can help you determine the strongest and the weakest currencies on the Forex market right at this moment.
Use it nowUse our Value at Risk Calculator to estimate potential losses. This tool can help you make more informed investment decisions and ultimately help protect your hard-earned money.
Use calculatorWith our free Forex Profit Calculator, you can calculate your profits and losses before or after executing a trade so you'll know exactly how much profit or loss you can expect.
Use calculatorThis free interactive currency strength meter is going to show you which currency pairs are strong and weak, in real-time.
Use it nowCalculate the swap fee you will be charged on your trading account for holding your positions overnight based on the instrument you are trading, your account currency, and trade size.
Use calculatorMonte Carlo Simulation is a computer simulation technique used to estimate the possible outcomes of your trades and estimate your trading strategies' viability.
Use this toolYou can use our Forex Compound Calculator and simulate the profits you might earn on your Forex trading account.
Use calculatorOur economic calendar showcases relevant events to help you trade these markets too.
View calendarOur Forex heat map includes real-time data and can help you determine the strongest and the weakest currencies on the Forex market right at this moment.
Use it nowUse our Value at Risk Calculator to estimate potential losses. This tool can help you make more informed investment decisions and ultimately help protect your hard-earned money.
Use calculatorWith our free Forex Profit Calculator, you can calculate your profits and losses before or after executing a trade so you'll know exactly how much profit or loss you can expect.
Use calculatorThis free interactive currency strength meter is going to show you which currency pairs are strong and weak, in real-time.
Use it nowCalculate the swap fee you will be charged on your trading account for holding your positions overnight based on the instrument you are trading, your account currency, and trade size.
Use calculatorMonte Carlo Simulation is a computer simulation technique used to estimate the possible outcomes of your trades and estimate your trading strategies' viability.
Use this toolHere are a few of the most frequently asked questions about our Lot Size Calculator.
Position size is a vital component of any professional forex trader’s strategy. To survive in the forex market, you must know your position size and risk before making a trade.
No matter how strong a strategy may be, losses are inevitable. Clearly defining your lot size ensures that a run of losing trades doesn’t wipe out your trading account. Learn from your previously losing trades and take control of risk with the Lot Size Calculator!
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