Please you can use this forex lot site calculator below:

Forex lot size calculator represents a calculator that using account balance, stop loss, risk, and currency pair calculates position size in trading units. Final results trader needs to divide with 1000 and round that number to get how many micro-lots wants to trade.

Please visit our page, learn how to calculate lot size in forex in detail.

Forex lot size formula:

In step 1, the forex lot size calculator calculates risk percentage based on account balance:

In step 2 calculator calculates dollar per pip:

In the last step, the forex lot size calculator calculates the number of units (lot size)

Lot size calculator example

Example of how to use forex lot size calculator:

For an initial balance of $5000, $50 stop loss, and 1 risk percentage for currency pair USDJPY results is 10 339 units position size.

So, trade needs to trade with 10 000 units (round number), or 1 mini lot.

Calculating pips for gold is easy to process in MT4 when traders trade in lots. If you are a Metatrader trader and you trade 1 lot XAUUSD profitable trade from 1800 till 1801 or 100 pips, then you will earn $100.

So 1 pip in XAUUSD, for 1 lot trading size is worth $1 in MetaTrader.

Gold pip calculator represents the simple calculation of earnings based on trading size and trading pips when traders trade Gold instrument. The gold pip profit calculator is presented below.

In forex trading, it is important to calculate risk per position, loss, and profit.
Forex profit calculator is a trading tool that calculates applied margin requirements, volume, rollover commissions, resulting in profit or loss based on specifying position and account details.

Forex profit calculator

A Margin Requirement is the percentage of securities that a trader must pay for with his/her own cash.
The volume commission is charged in the primary currency for each opening or closing trade. The volume commission rate is expressed in USD per 1 million USD traded.
Rollover value in the forex profit calculator is the action taking place at the end of the day, where all open positions with value date equal SPOT will be rolled over to the next business day.

Below is the risk-reward calculator:

The risk-reward ratio or risk-return ratio in trading represents the expected return and risk of a given trade or trades based on entry position and close position. A good risk-reward ratio tends to be less than 1, that is, the return (reward) is greater than the risk.

Below is payoff ratio calculator:

The payoff ratio or the profit/loss ratio is the portfolio average profit per trade divided by the average loss per trade. Payoff ratio, in simple words, is the ratio between the size of the win and the size of the loss. If we have higher values – the portfolio performance is better.