Trading Calculators — NothingHolders

Margin Calculator

Calculate the margin required to open a CFD position and understand your total market exposure.

Account Currency

Position Size (Units)

Standard lot = 100,000 units. Mini lot = 10,000 units.

Instrument Price

Leverage Ratio

Leverage limits set by regulatory requirements. Higher leverage = higher risk.

Results

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Required Margin

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Total Exposure

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Notional Value

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Margin Requirement %

Margin requirements may change at weekends or during volatile market conditions. If your account equity falls below the margin maintenance level, a margin call will occur and positions may be closed automatically at a loss.

Position Size Calculator

Calculate a position size aligned with your maximum acceptable risk per trade. Professional risk management guidelines suggest risking no more than 1–2% of account capital per trade.

Account Currency

Account Balance

Risk per Trade (%)

Recommended: 1–2% maximum. Higher values significantly increase loss risk.

Entry Price

Stop Loss Price

Your maximum acceptable loss exit point.

Results

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Max Risk Amount

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Position Size

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Stop Distance

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Total Exposure

Position sizing reduces risk but does not eliminate it. Stop loss orders are not guaranteed to execute at specified prices during fast market conditions or market gaps. Even a well-sized position can result in significant losses.

Profit & Loss Calculator

Estimate the potential profit or loss on a CFD position. This calculator shows both outcomes — understand your loss exposure, not just potential gains.

Account Currency

Trade Direction

Entry Price

Exit Price

Try different exit prices including adverse moves to see potential losses.

Position Size (Units)

P&L

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Estimated P&L (excl. spreads & financing)

Pip Value

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Value per pip movement

Important: This calculator does not include spreads, commissions, or overnight swap charges which will affect your actual P&L. Always test adverse scenarios (losses) not just profitable ones. Past price movements do not predict future price movements.

Educational Purpose Only. These calculators provide estimates for educational understanding of CFD mechanics. They do not constitute investment advice, nor do they account for all fees, market conditions, or execution risks. Always consult qualified financial advice before making trading decisions. Trading CFDs involves substantial risk of loss.