Trading tools
Calculators for the arithmetic every trade involves, a converter, the market's opening hours in your own time zone and the economic calendar. Each one explains the calculation it is doing and links to the broker comparison it feeds.
Economic calendarScheduled data releases and central bank decisions, filtered by currency and importance.Open the calendarPosition size calculatorHow many lots to trade so that a stop loss at your chosen distance risks the share of the account you intend.Open the calculatorPip value calculatorWhat one pip is worth on a position, in the currency your account is held in.Open the calculatorMargin calculatorThe deposit a position ties up at a given leverage, and the notional value it controls.Open the calculatorProfit calculatorThe profit or loss between an entry and an exit price, in pips and in your account currency.Open the calculatorSwap calculatorWhat holding a position overnight costs or earns, from the swap rate your broker publishes.Open the calculatorCurrency converterConvert between thirty currencies at the European Central Bank's daily reference rate.Open the calculatorForex trading hoursWhich of the four sessions is open right now in your own time zone, and when they overlap.Open the calculator
The data behind the calculators
Spread comparisonPublished spreads by broker and account type, the figure the calculators' costs start from.OpenSwap comparisonOvernight charges by broker, for the swap calculator's input.OpenRetail positioningHow retail traders are positioned at nine brokers, instrument by instrument.Open
Currency conversions use the European Central Bank's reference rates of 2026-11-06. They are a daily fix, not a live price. None of these tools is trading advice; they do arithmetic on the figures you give them.