CFD Calculator

CFD Profit & Margin Calculator

Easily estimate the required margin, potential profit or loss, and key trade parameters before entering the market.

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Deal size

P&L

Margin required

$23.32

+$2.32

$23.32

Traded quantity0.6
What is CFD calculator
CFD calculator

What is a CFD calculator?

This tool lets you model a potential position before you enter the market. By adjusting inputs such as entry and exit price, leverage, and position size, you can see how required margin, profit, and loss would change if the price moves in either direction. When used with CFDs, the calculator helps you understand how leverage affects your exposure and capital requirements. The results are indicative only, giving you a clearer view of risk and potential outcomes before placing a live trade.

How to use our CFD Calculator

Calculate your potential profit, loss, margin and exposure in a few simple steps.

01

Set prices

Enter hypothetical entry and exit levels to define the trade you want to test.

02

Pick asset

Select the instrument you want to model and set your leverage and position size.

03

Choose direction

Decide whether the position is long (buy) or short (sell) to see how price moves would affect it.

04

View results

Review the estimated profit or loss, required margin, and impact of price changes on your position.

These steps give you a clearer view of how a trade might behave before you commit real capital. Use the outputs to understand potential outcomes and support more informed decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get quick answers to the most common questions about our CFD Calculator and learn how to use it effectively in your trading.

What does the trading calculator do?

What information do I need to enter?

Does the calculator include spreads or fees?

Can I use the calculator for both long and short positions?

Does the result reflect real market execution?

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Is the calculator helpful for beginners?