Trading tools

Test your risk before you trade.

Move the sliders and see how lot size, stop loss, margin and pips affect a EURUSD trade. Built for beginners who want simple numbers before choosing settings.

This is an educational tool. It does not predict market direction and it is not financial advice.

What you can test

How much money is at risk if stop loss is hit.
How much margin is tied up by open positions.
How several positions multiply both profit and loss.

EURUSD simulator

Drag the sliders and watch the trade change.

Start small, then adjust one thing at a time. The result updates instantly so you can see what each setting actually does.

Account size The total balance you want to compare the risk against. Position size Lot size decides how much each pip is worth. Bigger lot means bigger wins and bigger losses. Open positions Several positions multiply exposure. Two equal positions means about double risk and double margin. Stop Loss Stop Loss is the planned exit if the trade moves against you. Take Profit Take Profit is the planned exit if the trade moves in your favor. Price movement Try a positive or negative pip move to see a simple profit/loss scenario. Leverage Leverage changes how much margin is needed. It does not remove the real risk of the trade.

Read the numbers

Three simple rules before you choose settings.

The goal is not to find the biggest possible position. The goal is to understand what can happen before it happens.

Stop Loss shows the planned loss

If the market moves against you and hits stop loss, this is the approximate loss for all open positions.

Margin is locked capital

Margin is not a fee, but it is money your broker reserves while the position is open.

More positions multiply everything

Two or three positions can look small one by one, but together they raise both risk and margin quickly.