Forex Calculators on ForexBullion - Market News, Analysis & Live Rates

Pip Value Calculator

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What is a pip?

A pip (“percentage in point”) is the standard smallest price move in a currency pair. For most pairs it is the fourth decimal place — 0.0001. For pairs quoted against the Japanese yen it is the second decimal — 0.01. Knowing the value of one pip tells you how much each tick of price movement is worth on your position.

How to use this calculator

Pick your currency pair and enter your position size in lots (one standard lot is 100,000 units). The calculator returns the pip size, the number of units, and the value of a single pip in the pair’s quote currency.

Position Size Calculator

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Size your trade to your risk, not your hope

Position sizing is the single most important risk-management decision a trader makes. Instead of guessing a lot size, you decide how much of your account you are willing to lose on the trade, then let the maths give you the size that respects it.

How to use this calculator

Enter your account balance, the percentage you are willing to risk on this trade (many traders cap this at 1–2%), your stop-loss distance in pips, and the pair. The calculator returns the amount at risk and the corresponding position size in units and lots.

Forex Margin Calculator

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How much margin does a trade need?

Margin is the deposit your broker sets aside to open a leveraged position. It is not a cost or a fee — it is collateral that is returned when you close the trade. This calculator tells you how much margin a given position will tie up.

How to use this calculator

Choose the pair, enter the position size in lots, the current price, and your leverage (for example 1:100). The calculator returns the notional value of the position and the margin required to hold it.

Forex Profit / Loss Calculator

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Know the outcome before you place the trade

A profit/loss calculator lets you model a trade in advance: given an entry, an exit, and a size, how much do you actually make or lose? Running the numbers first is a habit of disciplined traders.

How to use this calculator

Select the pair and direction (buy or sell), enter your entry and exit prices, and your position size in lots. The calculator returns the move in pips and the profit or loss in the quote currency.

Risk / Reward Ratio Calculator

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Is the trade worth the risk?

The risk/reward ratio compares how much you stand to lose if the trade hits your stop against how much you stand to gain if it hits your target. It is one of the simplest and most powerful filters for a trade idea.

How to use this calculator

Enter your direction, entry price, stop-loss price and take-profit price. The calculator returns the risk, the reward, and the ratio expressed as 1 : x.

Fibonacci Calculator

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Fibonacci retracements and extensions

Fibonacci levels are horizontal price levels derived from the Fibonacci sequence that many traders watch as potential support, resistance, and profit targets. This calculator computes them from a single swing high and swing low.

How to use this calculator

Enter the swing high and swing low of the move you are measuring, and choose whether the trend is up (price retraces down into support) or down (price retraces up into resistance). The calculator returns each level as a price.

Currency Converter

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Convert between currencies

Enter an amount, choose the currency to convert from and to, and get the converted value at the latest daily reference exchange rate. Useful for sizing international transfers, comparing prices, or checking a cross rate.

About the rates

Rates are reference mid-market rates published daily by the European Central Bank (via the Frankfurter service). They sit between the buy and sell prices and are ideal for information and comparison — but they are not tradeable quotes. A bank, broker or exchange will apply a spread and fees, so the rate you actually receive will differ.