Free gold trading calculators

Correct XAUUSD position size from your balance, risk percentage and stop distance — plus a warning when the broker minimum has quietly overridden the risk you asked for.

When XAUUSD actually moves, converted to your local clock — ranked from 70,546 measured five-minute bars rather than repeated from memory.

Position size from your stop, plus the measured odds a stop that tight gets taken out by noise alone — a $2 stop on gold is hit 81% of the time within an hour.

What a pip is actually worth on XAUUSD at any lot size, shown in both conventions — because gold pip value means two different things depending on your broker.

Profit or loss on a XAUUSD trade including the spread and commission most calculators leave out, and what share of the gross move they took.

Margin required to hold a XAUUSD position at your leverage, plus the notional exposure and how much of the account it commits.

Reward-to-risk on a specific trade, plus the break-even win rate that ratio demands — the number that makes the ratio meaningful.

Monte Carlo simulation of your edge and position size, showing the probability of a drawdown deep enough that you would stop.

What a decline actually requires to recover, and how many months at your expected return. The asymmetry is worse than most people assume.

Account growth at a monthly return with optional withdrawals — plus a plain statement of why the smooth curve never happens.

Overnight financing across a hold, including the triple-swap weekday that turns ten nights into twelve.

Spread and commission converted to one number — cost per trade, share of your target, and the monthly total.

Converts a firm's limits into the consecutive losses they actually allow at your risk setting — usually fewer than a normal streak.