When you’re trading forex with leverage, this means the broker gives you additional margin to trade with, according to the selected leverage. As this increases your profit, the same goes with losses. In order to prevent your account from losing more than you’ve deposited, a broker has an automatic process to close all open positions once the margin level reaches a certain percentage (usually 80%) – this is called a margin call. Know exactly how much margin you need to open a trade. Enter your leverage, trade size, and currency pair to ensure your account is properly funded.
Select your currency pair, account currency (deposit base currency) and margin (leverage) ratio, input your trade size (in units, 1 lot= 100,000 units) and click calculate. The calculator will use the current real-time prices for exact values.
Opening a trade with too much margin can quickly lead to a margin call. Opening a trade with insufficient margin could lead to a profitable trade which has little impact on your trading account. Therefore, the margin required should be somewhere in between and according to your risk appetite.
Quickly find the value of each pip for your selected currency pair and trade size. This helps you understand potential gains or losses and make informed trade decisions.
Account currency: your account deposit currency, can be AUD, CAD, CHF, EUR, GBP, JPY, NZD or USD. Trade size: the trade size you are trading in lots or units, where 1 lot=100,000 units. Once you select your account currency and the trade size, the calculator will calculate the pip value with Standard, Mini and Micro lots with the current market rates.
Depending on your account base currency, you would need to convert the pip value accordingly.
Pip Value = (1 pip / Quote Currency Exchange Rate to Account Currency) * Lot size in units.
For example, the pip value of EURUSD is $10 per pip with a standard lot size and a USD account:
Pip Value = (0.0001 / 1)*100000 = $10.
However, if your account is denominated in EUR, you would need to divide the $10 by the EURUSD exchange rate which would result in a pip value of 8.92 EUR:
(for example, EURUSD=1.1200)
Pip Value = (0.0001 / [1.1200])*100000 = EUR 8.92.
Use our Forex Rebates Calculator to accurately calculate how much can you earn in cashback from your closed trading positions with your favorite broker.
Simply input the required fields:
1- Deposit Currency: your account's currency, which can be AUD, CAD, CHF, EUR, GBP, JPY, NZD, or USD.
2- Rebate Type: the rebate can be calculated by either pips or money values. For example, a cashback can be $2 per each traded lot or 2 pips per each trade.
3- Currency Pair: the traded currency pair of your choice.
4- Rebate per Lot: the rebate value of the type selected above.
5- Lots: how many lots you usually trade. This depends on the timeframe you are looking to calculate. If you wish to calculate a monthly rebate, provide the total monthly volume in lots. In case of a weekly rebate, provide the total weekly volume in lots, and so on.
No. Whether you’ve opened the account directly with the broker or through a rebate service, trading conditions (swaps, spreads and commissions or any other associated fees) must remain the same (if not, please check with the rebate provider or your broker). This is why it is always beneficial to use a rebate provider when selecting a broker to trade with.
Rebates are available with almost every forex broker but each cashback service might support a different list of brokers.
Estimate your potential profit or loss before placing a trade. Input your entry and exit prices along with trade size to assess risk and reward ratios.
Complete the following fields:
1- Currency Pair: the currency pair you are trading.
2- Account Currency: the deposit currency of your trading account.
3- Trade Size: the trade size in lots or units.
4- Open Price: the entry price of your trade.
5- Close Price: the exit price of your trade.
6- Direction: either Buy or Sell (Long or Short).
The profit calculator takes the difference between the entry and exit prices and calculates the result based on the pip value of your trade. The pip value calculation takes into account the currency pair, trade size, and your base currency (account currency).
When planning your trade, it is important to understand the potential profit or loss of a trade. Our Forex profit loss calculator can be used as a take profit or stop loss calculator whether you’re actually using sl/tp values or closing the trade manually.
Profit In foreign exchange is the difference between your open and close price. When trading forex, you can open a trade in 2 directions: buy (long) and sell (short). To make a profit with a buy trade, you need to buy a currency at a low price and sell at a higher price. To make a profit with a sell trade, you need to sell a currency at a high price and buy it back at a lower price.
For example, using our calculator as a gold profit calculator, if you buy 100 units (standard lot of gold) of gold at $1890.00 and sell it at $1891.00, you would profit $100.
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