How to calculate your Forex Profit?

As it pertains to any business ― active trading or otherwise ― profit is the difference between gains and losses minus operating expenses. The beauty of forex trading is that quantifying profit is straightforward because expenses are limited, and gains and losses are easily accounted for.

The best way to manage profit is through regularly referencing your trading platform. Software suites such as Trading Station, Metatrader 5 and ZuluTrade calculate gains and losses on a pip-by-pip basis. As the market moves, your account balance is updated automatically via the functionality of your platform.

At the end of the day, making money is the goal of any trader. With Oron Limited, you will always know your P&L, freeing up time for active trading.

If you are an active forex trader, then producing positive returns is your job. Fortunately, figuring P&L doesn't have to be an exhaustive task. All you need is your account currency, pair, trade size and opening/closing prices—the Profit Calculator does the rest.

When it comes to risk management in forex trading, it's all about pip value. Knowing how much your trade's pips are worth is key to not overextending your account. The Pip Calculator can help you do just that, automatically. In addition, it is always a good idea to know where your account stands in relation to utilised margin and brokerage requirements. While doing math longhand is a challenge, the Margin Calculator makes short work of even the most intricate positions.

One of the greatest advantages to trading forex in the modern era is access to technology that aids in the application of indicators such as Pivot Points. Pivot points are a go-to technical tool for traders interested in building unique support and resistance levels to use for market entry or exit. Whether you practice a Classic, Woodie's, Demark's, or Camarilla methodology, the Pivot Point Calculator can quickly generate a set of practical values.