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Forex Profit Calculator

Calculate potential gains, set precise profit targets, and manage losses before trading

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Set profit targets and risk-manage losses

Never take a trade until you've planned out every potential scenario. That's a golden rule for every professional investor. The FXTM profit calculator can help you plan out potential profits and losses so you go into trades ready for every possible outcome.

Profit Calculator
$100
Main Currencies
INSTRUMENT
RATE
AUDUSD
0.67543
CHFJPY
173.981
EURCHF
0.93745
EURGBP
0.83657
EURJPY
163.097
EURUSD
1.09355
GBPCHF
1.12052
GBPJPY
194.949
GBPUSD
1.30711
USDCAD
1.37607
USDCHF
0.85726
USDJPY
149.144
XAGUSD
31.545
XAUUSD
2655.63

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Check out your account window on your trading platform. Daily profits and losses are calculated on all positions you have in the right time zone for each instrument. Give us a shout if this isn’t clear.

Have a peek at our handy calculator above. Just choose your currency pair and imagine if you’re buying or selling. Once you’ve decided on the open and close price, select the currency in which you’d like to understand your potential profits.

Profit/loss can be calculated as follows:

  • (Close Price - Open Price) * Volume of Trade * Contract Size (Gold contract size is 100)
  • This will result in quote currency and respectively will be converted to account currency.

Profit/loss can be calculated as follows:

(Close Price - Open Price) * Volume of Trade * Contract Size (Currency pairs contract size is 100 000)

This will result in quote currency and respectively will be converted to account currency.

A pip is the measure of change in a currency pair in the FX market. It’s the smallest unit of measurement by which a currency quote can change. Most currency pairs have a standard pip value of 0.0001 and are measured to five decimal places. You can learn more about the difference in value of a pip by currency with our handy calculator.

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