Trader Toolkit

GIO4X Trader Toolkit

Twenty-one calculators and visualisers that work as one system. Set a balance, an instrument or a risk figure in one and it is there in the next. Each shows its formula and the working with your own numbers. None of them tells you what to trade.

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Account balance

Account currency

Risk on one trade

Amount at risk

100.00 USD

10,000.00 × 1%. 69 consecutive losses of this share would halve the balance.

Carry these into Position Size

SimulationA calculation on the figures you entered; kept in this browser only. Educational information, not investment advice or a recommendation to trade.

One set of figures

Instrument, account currency, balance, lot size, leverage and risk are kept in your browser and shared by every tool that uses them. Nothing is sent to GIO4X. Set a balance and a risk share here, open any tool below, and both are already in place.

Size the trade

How large, and what does that commit?

Start from the loss you are prepared to accept and work back to a size, then see what that size ties up and what each pip of it is worth.

Cost the trade

What does it cost, and what would it return?

Spread, commission and overnight financing added up line by line, the outcome between any two prices, and conversion at a published reference rate.

Costs start from the conditions GIO4X publishes, and conversions use the European Central Bank’s daily reference rate, named and dated. Everything else is a number you typed.

Understand the mechanics

Why does it behave like that?

Six drawings of things that are easier to see than to read: what leverage multiplies, what a spread takes, what each order does, why losses are harder to undo than to make, and what a regular withdrawal does to a balance that compounds.

Mark the levels

Where do the conventional lines fall?

Two sets of lines that chart users draw from prices already printed: pivot points from one finished bar, Fibonacci levels from one swing. Both are arithmetic on the past, and neither is a forecast.

Weigh the method

What do the figures of many trades add up to?

Three pieces of arithmetic on a set of results, not on one trade: what a trade comes to on average, the approximate chance of a deep loss at a given risk, and how closely two series you supply have moved together. Each describes the numbers typed, and none is a forecast.

How the toolkit behaves

Arithmetic in the open, and nothing more.

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One set of figures.
Instrument, account currency, balance, lot size, leverage and risk are kept in your browser and shared by every tool that uses them. Nothing is sent to GIO4X.
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No hidden step.
Every result sits beside its formula and the same formula with your numbers in it, line by line, so any figure can be checked by hand.
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Sourced or yours.
Conversions use the European Central Bank’s daily reference rate, named and dated. Costs start from the conditions GIO4X publishes. Everything else is a number you typed.
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No suggestions.
There are no recommended settings and no “optimal” values. Starting figures are placeholders that make the working visible.

Educational information, not investment advice or a recommendation to trade. Results are calculations on the figures you enter and do not describe any real account, quote or trade.

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Size the trade

Cost the trade

Understand the mechanics

Mark the levels

Weigh the method

Arithmetic in the open, and nothing more.

One set of figures.

No hidden step.

Sourced or yours.

No suggestions.

Size the trade

Cost the trade

Understand the mechanics

Mark the levels

Weigh the method

Arithmetic in the open, and nothing more.

One set of figures.

No hidden step.

Sourced or yours.

No suggestions.