Forex Calculator-PipopaPips

Here is the problem.
When USDJPY was 110.065, you went long EURUSD at 1.12236 for 110,000 currency, and drew a stop loss at 1.12071.
Q. How much will you lose when the stop loss is taken?

You can calculate this instantly, can't you?

Yes, 19,977 yen.

I can't calculate that.

But if you don't know how much you will lose and you just take a stop loss, it is risky.

If you don't know how much you will lose, it is risky.

However, we have created something that solves all these problems.

How much will you lose?
How many lots are safe to enter?
How much you can afford to lose

↑You can find out all these things.

It's called "Risk Calculator".

However, this is a boring name, so I changed it to "PipopaPips".
The name is "PipopaPips".

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Functions
Calculate the safe lot.
It is calculated from the acceptable loss amount and the acceptable loss range.
If you set the stop loss of the acceptable loss range in the calculated lot, you can trade without exceeding the acceptable loss amount.

Function to calculate the amount of loss
The amount of loss is calculated from the desired lot and the allowed price range.
You can trade without exceeding the calculated loss amount by setting a stop loss for the desired lot and the allowed loss range.

The function to calculate the acceptable loss range (stop loss)
This is calculated from the desired lot and the acceptable loss amount. (You can also calculate it as a percentage of your money instead of the amount of loss)
If you trade the lot you want and set the stop loss at the calculated loss limit, you can trade without exceeding the loss limit.
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Recommended for
People who trade using charts in forex investment.
People who use TradingView or MT4/MT5 to analyze their trades.
People who use TradingView and MT4/MT5 for trade analysis.
People who use the Trade Note function of Trading View.
People who want to keep track of their assets.
People who use demo trading to simulate trades.
People who know that they can control the risk in Forex.
People with a high awareness of risk management who have been investing in stock dividends.