Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. The vast majority of retail client accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

Free tools

Know your numbers before you trade

Work out what a price move is worth, how much margin a trade needs and how big a position keeps you within your risk limit. Free, no sign-up.

Pip value calculator

Value of one pip (USD account)

$10

Uses 100,000 units per lot for currencies and 100 oz per lot for gold, with one pip = 0.0001 (currencies) or $0.10 (gold). Brokers’ pip conventions for gold vary — check yours.

Margin calculator

Position value

$108,000

Margin needed

$3,600

Higher leverage means less margin but the same position size — so losses grow just as fast. For pairs not quoted in USD, convert the price first.

Position-size calculator

Amount at risk

$50

Position size (EUR/USD)

0.20 lots

Uses $10 per pip for 1 standard lot. Sizing limits your risk — it doesn’t make a trade safe.

Economic calendar

The week’s interest-rate decisions, inflation and jobs data — the events most likely to move currencies and gold.

[LIVE CALENDAR — embedded from a data provider on the live site]
Lesson: Economic Calendar & High-Impact Events →

Calculators are for illustration only. Your broker’s contract sizes, prices and margin rules apply to your actual trades.