38 calculators, six categories, zero setup.
Risk & Money Management
Size positions, judge risk/reward, and grow an account with a plan.
- Position SizeSize every trade to a fixed % of account risk.
- Risk / RewardR:R ratio, breakeven win rate and trade expectancy.
- Profit / LossGross & net P&L, % return and R multiple.
- CompoundingGrowth curve, final balance and recovery maths.
- Kelly CriterionOptimal bet fraction with half- and quarter-Kelly.
- Drawdown & RecoveryThe gain needed to recover any account drawdown.
- Risk of RuinProbability of blowing up before your edge plays out.
- Sharpe RatioSharpe, Sortino and max drawdown from your returns.
- ATR StopVolatility-based stops sized to your risk %.
- Prop PayoutYour real cut after the split and challenge fee.
- Value at RiskParametric VaR at your confidence level and horizon.
Stocks & Investing
Average costs, percentage returns, CAGR, dividends and splits.
- Average DownNew average cost after buying more shares.
- Percentage GainGain or loss % between any two values.
- CAGRCompound annual growth rate between two values.
- Dividend / DRIPProject dividend compounding and yield on cost.
- Stock SplitShares and price after any split or reverse split.
- Rule of 72Years to double your money, approximate and exact.
Forex
Pip values, margin and effective leverage for currency pairs.
- Pip ValueValue per pip in your account currency.
- Margin / LeverageRequired margin and effective leverage.
- Lot SizeStandard/mini/micro lots sized to your risk %.
- Margin CallThe price where your broker force-closes the trade.
- Swap CostWhat holding a position overnight really costs.
- Spread CostThe spread's real cost per trade, month and year.
- Pivot PointsClassic, Woodie, Camarilla & Fibonacci levels.
- Fib RetracementRetracement & extension levels from any swing.
Futures
Contract notionals, tick values and P&L for futures trading.
Crypto
Margin used and liquidation price for leveraged crypto positions.
Options
Price options, solve the Greeks, and gauge IV and expected move.
Questions, answered.
You provide the inputs — balance, entry, stop, IV, contract specs — and the calculator does the math. MarketsBench doesn't pull live market data, so results are only as accurate as what you enter.
Yes. Most calculators have a share action that copies a link with your inputs baked in, so you can send a scenario to someone else or bookmark it for later.
No. MarketsBench is for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing here is investment advice, and trading involves risk of loss.
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