Position Size Calculator — a free tool to calculate position size in Forex. Improve your money management by calculating position size from your risk loss allowance for any currency pair.
The Position Sizer expert advisor for MT4 and MT5 by EarnForex.com. The Position Sizer automatically calculates the number of lots to trade based your risk tolerance, account size and currency, currency pair, commission, and other settings. It is a feature-rich expert advisor that was designed...
Please try deleting all Position Size Calculator .txt and .ini files from /MQL4/Files/ folder and see if it helps. I tried that. Result is the same. So i...
Position Sizer for cTrader - a panel-based robot to simplify position sizing. - 1.05 · EarnForex/cTrader-Position-Sizer@669a6b8
A position refers to the amount of a particular security, commodity, or currency held or owned by a person or entity. An open position is a trade movement that can earn a profit or incur a loss. When a position is closed, it means that the trade is no longer active and all profits ...
Here is the MQL4 code to calculate the position size. It is tested it with a simple expert advisor; the account balance is $9,999.53, and the risk is set to 1% with 20 pips stop-loss. #propertycopyright"EarnForex.com"#propertylink"https://www.earnforex.com/"#propertyversion"1.00"#pro...
This EA is an evolution of our free online tool and the MetaTrader indicator called Position Size Calculator. Position Sizer is available for both MT4 and MT5, but the MT5 version provides slightly better functionality because the platform itself is more advanced....
Automate emergency position closing and autotrading termination using a multi-setting expert advisor. - EarnForex/Account-Protector
Calculate your position size based on the risk and account size and execute your trades with this free MetaTrader expert advisor. - PositionSizer/README.md at master · EarnForex/PositionSizer
To easily calculate position size for risk-based method, you can use our free online Forex position size calculator. This method is also compatible with ATR-based position sizing. However, this time, you set your stop-loss to some ATR-based value (a multiple of N-period ATR) and then cal...