Resources
Resources
Calculators and short guides for Futures and Forex position sizing.
Calculators
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- Futures position sizing
How Saviqor turns your account balance, risk, and stop distance into a contract count.
- Understanding ticks and points
The difference between a tick and a point, and how tick value and point value are calculated.
- Forex lot sizing
How lot size, pip value, account-currency conversion, and Pips or Prices input modes fit together.
- Understanding pips and lot sizes
Standard, mini, and micro lots, and why JPY pairs use a different pip size.
Articles
- What is 0.01 lot size in dollars?
Why a micro lot is a fixed number of units but not a fixed dollar amount, with worked EUR/USD and USD/JPY examples.
· Savion Ventura
- Trading position size calculator
How risk budget, stop distance, and instrument value determine a Forex lot size or Futures contract count, with both Forex input modes explained.
· Savion Ventura
- MES & MNQ Position Size Calculator Guide
MES and MNQ tick values, point values, stop-distance risk, and worked contract-sizing examples.
· Savion Ventura
Risk/reward basics
A risk/reward ratio compares how much you're risking on a trade to how much you're aiming to gain if it works out. For example, a 2:1 ratio ("2R") means the profit target is twice the distance of the stop-loss. The Futures Position Sizer includes an optional risk/reward field: enter a ratio and it will show the corresponding profit target based on your actual sized position. Saviqor does not recommend a specific ratio: that depends on your own trading plan.