TRADING TOOLS
Trading Calculators
Ten calculators for the numbers traders work out every day: how big to trade, what a move is worth and what you need to break even. Each one shows the formula behind its answer.
Risk & prop rules
Size the trade and stay inside the rules
POSITION SIZE
“How many lots should I trade?”
Lots, contracts or shares from your account, your risk and your stop.
RISK REWARD
“Is this trade worth taking?”
Your ratio, the win rate you need to break even, and costs included.
CONSISTENCY RULE
“Is my best day too big?”
Check your best day against your prop firm's consistency rule.
Forex & gold
Work out pips, profit and gold lot sizes
PIP VALUE
“What is one pip worth?”
Any forex pair, gold or an index, in your account's currency.
FOREX PROFIT
“How much did that trade make?”
Profit in pips and money after costs, or the take profit for a target.
GOLD LOT SIZE
“How many lots of gold should I trade?”
Gold lots from your risk and stop, plus pip value and profit.
Futures & stocks
Work out futures, stock averages and stock profit
FUTURES
“What did that trade make?”
Profit in dollars and ticks, or contracts by risk, for 16 futures.
STOCK AVERAGE
“What's my average after buying more?”
Your average and break-even, and how many shares reach a target.
STOCK PROFIT
“What did I make on that trade?”
Profit and return after fees, break-even, shorts and a target price.
Your results
Check what a batch of trades adds up to
PROFIT FACTOR
“Do my trades actually have an edge?”
Profit factor, expectancy and win rate from your trade results.
After the trade
A calculator checks one trade. A journal checks all of them.
Most calculators here work on one trade. What decides your results is what happens across all of them: the risk you actually took, the R you actually got, and what fees and swap took out.
- Planned next to actual — the risk and R you planned beside the ones you got
- Every contract in dollars — futures priced with each contract's point value
- Fees and swap out — every result is net
A trading journal puts the numbers from these calculators next to what really happened.

FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use TradeBB's calculators?
No. Every calculator works on its own page, with no sign-up.
Which calculator should I start with?
If you're about to place a trade, the position size calculator: it turns your risk and your stop into a size. The risk reward calculator then tells you the win rate that size needs.
Can I check the math?
Yes. Each calculator page shows its formula with worked examples you can repeat by hand.
Work out the trade here. See how it went in your journal.
Bring in your trades and see the risk, the R and the result after fees, for every one of them.