Trading Tools
View live charts, track economic events, calculate risk, position size, and optimize your trading decisions.
Live Market Charts
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Real-time charts powered by TradingView. Use the symbol search in the chart to explore thousands of instruments.
Economic Calendar
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Real-time economic events powered by TradingView
Trading Calculators
Risk & Reward Calculator
Calculate your risk, reward, and risk:reward ratio before entering a trade
Lot Size Calculator
Determine the optimal lot size based on your risk tolerance
Pip Value Calculator
Calculate the monetary value of a single pip movement
Enter the exchange rate with the number of decimal places (zeros) to calculate pip value. For example: 1.1000 (4 decimals) or 110.00 (2 decimals for JPY pairs).
Margin Calculator
Calculate the margin required to open and maintain a position
Breakeven & Fees Calculator
Calculate the price level needed to cover trading costs and break even
Compounding Calculator
Project hypothetical growth with compounding returns (educational only)
Trading Sessions Clock
Track global forex session hours and optimal trading windows
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Sydney
Australia
Opens in: 2h 11m
Tokyo
Japan
Opens in: 4h 11m
London
UK
Opens in: 12h 11m
New York
USA
Closes in: 2h 11m
Best Volatility Windows
London/New York Overlap
13:00-17:00 UTC • Highest liquidity and volatility for major pairs
London Session
08:00-17:00 UTC • Strong moves in EUR, GBP pairs
Tokyo/London Overlap
08:00-09:00 UTC • Good for JPY and AUD pairs
Note: These are typical patterns. Actual volatility varies based on news events and market conditions. Always check the economic calendar.
Pre-Trade Checklist
Ensure all conditions are met before entering a trade
⚠️ Complete all checklist items before entering a trade to ensure proper risk management.
Trading Education
Risk Management Fundamentals
Never risk more than 0.5%-2% of your account balance on a single trade. This ensures you can survive losing streaks and stay in the game long-term.
Risk:Reward Ratio
Aim for a minimum risk:reward ratio of 1:2. This means your potential profit should be at least twice your potential loss on every trade.
Position Sizing
Always calculate your position size based on your stop loss distance and risk tolerance. Larger stop losses require smaller position sizes.
Trading Psychology
Discipline and emotional control are critical. Stick to your trading plan, avoid revenge trading, and never let emotions drive your decisions.
Key Risk Management Rules
- •The 1% Rule: Risk no more than 1% of your trading capital on any single trade.
- •Use Stop Losses: Always set a stop loss before entering a trade. Never move it further away.
- •Diversification: Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Spread risk across different instruments.
- •Risk:Reward Ratio: Ensure your potential reward is at least 2x your risk (1:2 minimum).
- •Keep a Trading Journal: Document every trade to identify patterns and improve over time.
- •Avoid Over-Leveraging: High leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Use it cautiously.
Frequently Asked Questions
Important Disclaimer: These tools are provided for educational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own research and consult with a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
