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This calculator serves as a tool to calculate the profit/loss based on the price levels, lot size, currency pairs, and trading positions that you have opened.



The most important thing about profit is to maintain them consistently. There's no use in gaining a big profit if you can't follow it up with continuous success.


Additional FAQ

Seeking quick, large profits often involves higher risk and can lead to substantial losses. It may also result in emotional stress and impulsive decision-making. That is why beginners are not advised to use this method in trading.

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Using a 5-price-bar method, set a stop loss one pip below the previous swing low. Place the stop loss one pip above the previous swing high if it's a short position.

As for the profit target, you can use the difference between the opening price and the initial move cut in half. For example, if the initial move is 100 pips, the profit target should be at least 50.

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Yes, it is, provided you conduct a comprehensive analysis and have clearly defined entry and exit points in place.

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Use the ATR (Average True Range) indicator to measure how far the price will move. For example, if an asset has an ATR of $10 and has reached $2 at the opening, there is a potential profit of $8 for the day.

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