1. Per-Contract Risk
Per-contract risk = stop distance in ticks × tick value. If you use points, it converts points to ticks first.
Set your account size, risk per trade, and stop distance. This tells you how many contracts you can actually afford to trade without lying to yourself.
Fill out the inputs above and hit Calculate.
This is not magic. It just combines tick value, your stop size, and your chosen risk to tell you how many contracts your account can realistically carry.
Per-contract risk = stop distance in ticks × tick value. If you use points, it converts points to ticks first.
If you use %, it takes that percent of your account. If you use fixed $, it uses that number directly as your max loss.
Position size = floor(total risk budget ÷ per-contract risk). If that comes out below 1, you can’t afford a single contract at that stop.