Profit and Loss Calculator

Method

How it works

Enter actual position quantity or a positive entry budget. Budget includes the entry fee and overrides quantity; additional costs are separate. All prices and costs must use the same quote currency. The currency selector changes display only, not exchange rates.

Entry and exit fees are charged on their respective notionals. Net return uses entry notional as its denominator. ROI uses initial margin plus entry fees and positive other costs; credits increase profit without reducing that denominator. Current price estimates an unrealised close-out result including an estimated exit fee.

For a 10-unit short entered at 100 and closed at 90 with 0.1% fees on each side, gross profit is 100 and net profit is 98.10. At 5× leverage, initial margin is 200. Leverage changes margin and return on margin, not profit for a fixed quantity.

Scenario rows keep quantity and costs fixed while changing exit price. Reverse calculations include the exit fee at the solved price. Taxes, live prices and automatic spread/slippage estimates are excluded; use expected execution prices. Multiple entries should first be combined into a weighted average entry.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions