Trading Simulators &
Investment Calculators

How to use it

1. Copy the target, daily loss and maximum loss rules from your challenge.
2. Enter your planned risk, estimated win rate and realised reward:risk.
3. Compare the expected trades to target with the number of full losses each limit can absorb.

Why it matters

A strategy can be profitable and still violate a prop firm's drawdown rules. This calculator helps align trade risk with the specific limits that can end an evaluation.

How to use it

1. Use the win rate from a meaningful sample of completed trades.
2. Enter the average reward earned for each 1R lost.
3. Add your usual cash risk to translate the result into money over 100 trades.

Why it matters

Expectancy tells you whether the inputs imply an average gain or loss per trade. A positive number does not guarantee the next trade—or the next 100 trades—will be profitable.

How to use it

1. Enter the account balance before the loss.
2. Enter the percentage drawdown from the equity peak.
3. Add a hypothetical monthly return to estimate how long recovery could take.

Why it matters

A 50% loss needs a 100% gain to recover. Seeing this asymmetry helps traders set maximum-loss rules before a drawdown becomes difficult to reverse.