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A position size calculator determines the correct lot size for a trade based on your account balance, risk percentage, and stop-loss distance, helping you risk a consistent and controlled amount on every trade.

Pip value is calculated by multiplying the pip size of the pair by your lot size and the current exchange rate where needed. Forextity's Pip Value Calculator does this instantly for any pair and lot size using live market prices.

Your lot size depends on your account balance, the percentage you are willing to risk, and your stop-loss distance in pips. Forextity's Position Size Calculator computes the exact lot size from these three inputs automatically.

Prop firms typically enforce a maximum daily drawdown and a maximum overall drawdown from your account's starting or highest balance. Forextity's Prop Firm Calculator tracks both limits in real time so you know your remaining risk budget before a trade.

Yes. Forextity is completely free to use. All calculators, live pricing, and advanced tools are available at no cost.

No. Forextity is a calculation and educational tool only. It does not provide financial advice, trading signals, or investment recommendations. All trading decisions are the sole responsibility of the user.

Risk of ruin is the probability that your account falls to an unacceptable level before your strategy has time to play out. It depends on risk per trade, win rate and average reward-to-risk — not on win rate alone. Forextity's free Monte Carlo risk of ruin simulator runs thousands of simulated accounts through your own inputs and reports ruin probability, median and 95th-percentile drawdown, expectancy per trade, and the full-Kelly risk level.

Prices are merged from several independent public sources: Coinbase Spot for live FX, metals and crypto; Binance WebSocket for tick-by-tick crypto with USDT peg correction; the European Central Bank reference series for the official daily reference and a real previous close; gold-api.com for spot metals; and CoinGecko for cross-checks. Every price carries its source and quote time, and the engine never generates synthetic ticks. The full detail is on our Data & Methodology page.

Forextity reads the live economic calendar and arms an alarm on every high-impact release — including US CPI, Non-Farm Payrolls and central-bank rate decisions. You choose the lead time (5 to 60 minutes), and when a release approaches you get an on-screen banner, an optional chime and a desktop notification if your browser allows it. Alarms live in your browser's local storage, so they persist between visits, and there is a companion price alert for levels you set yourself.

Devalois is the assistant built into Forextity. It helps you navigate — ask it where a tool is, what a figure means, or what a pair is trading at, and it takes you there or answers from the live data on the page. It is an on-page help and navigation tool, not an adviser: it cannot give trading advice or predict markets.

Yes. Every calculator, tool and guide is free and requires no signup, email or premium tier. Your settings, journal entries and saved data stay in your own browser rather than on our servers.

Revenge trading is when a trader re-enters the market immediately after a loss, often with a larger position size, trying to win back money quickly. It typically leads to worse decisions and bigger losses. Common ways to reduce it include a pre-committed cooldown period after a loss, a written trading plan, and an honest self-check before entering a new trade. Forextity's free Trading Emotion Reset tool provides a quick mood check-in, a cooldown timer, and a breathing exercise for exactly this situation.