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A calculator that returns a position size is telling you what size makes a stop-out cost the percentage you specified. It is not suggesting you take the trade, and it has no view on whether the trade will succeed.

Every result is derived from figures you enter. A mistyped value produces a confidently wrong answer, and the site has no way to detect it. Check your inputs, and verify anything that matters independently — against your broker’s own figures or by hand using the formula printed on each page.

Calculations also exclude costs that apply in practice. Depending on the calculator these may include spread, commission, slippage, overnight financing, platform fees, stamp duty and tax. Each page lists its own exclusions. Real outcomes will differ, generally unfavourably.

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Where a calculator projects a figure forward — compound interest, dividend income, risk of ruin — it is showing what the assumptions you entered imply arithmetically. It is not a forecast, and constant rates of return do not occur in real markets.

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