Position calculator
Work out the payout, the loss and the win rate you need, before you commit to an order.
How the numbers are produced
Stake times the published payout gives the profit on a win. On a loss you lose the stake, unchanged. Break-even win rate is the share of winning orders you need for the strategy to break even, which is the inverse of one plus the payout rate.
Why the break-even figure matters more than the payout
At eighty percent you need to win about fifty-five and a half percent of orders just to stand still. Most people read an eighty percent payout and assume they only need to be right four times in ten. The calculator exists so that this sentence stops being a surprise.
Does the calculator use my real limits?
It uses the same published table the engine uses, and the same minimum and maximum per term. It does not know your balance or your history, and it does not need to.
Can it tell me if a strategy works?
No. It answers the question everyone can answer with arithmetic. Whether a strategy works is a question about your discipline and your sample size, and no calculator settles that.
Why show the loss so plainly?
Because the loss is the number that decides whether a run is survivable, and hiding it behind a profit figure is how platforms make people take sizes they cannot hold.