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XAU/USD gold calculators

Each tool converts the live gold price into the numbers that decide whether a trade fits your account and your risk.

New orderSymbolXAU/USDOrder typeMarket executionVolume0.10 lotStop losswhere the idea is wrongTake profitoptionalCommentoptionalSELLBUYMargin is locked the moment this is sent, before the trade hasdone anything.
Every field an order ticket asks for. The calculators on this page exist to fill three of them.
The five calculators are one chain. Each answer is the next one's input.The five calculators are one chain. Each answer is the next one's input.RISKThe money youaccept losing,decided before thetradeSTOPHow far the pricemay go againstyou, in pricetermsLOTRisk divided bystop distance —one lot is 100 ozMARGINWhat the positionlocks, at most1:500RESULTProfit or loss atyour exit, costsincluded
The five calculators are one chain. Each answer is the next one's input.
01

Position size

Work out how many lots of gold keep a losing trade inside a fixed peso or dollar risk, given your stop distance.

02

Pip value

See what one pip (0.01) is worth for a given lot size and account currency, so you know the money at stake per tick.

03

Margin

Calculate the margin a gold position ties up at the leverage cap that applies to the entity serving the Philippines.

04

Profit and loss

Turn an entry and exit price into dollars, pesos and pips, so a planned trade and a closed trade are measured the same way.

05

Pivot points

Derive support and resistance from the prior session's high, low and close to frame entries and stops around real levels.

Ready when your numbers are

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FAQ

Common questions

Which calculator should I use first, position size or margin?

Start with position size. It works backwards from the peso or dollar amount you are willing to risk, your stop distance in pips, and pip value, giving a lot size. The margin calculator then tells you what that position ties up, so you can check it fits your account before you place the order.

How does the pip value calculator handle gold instead of forex pairs?

It uses gold's contract size, where one standard lot is 100 oz and one pip is 0.01. A 1.00-lot position therefore moves about $1 per pip, and a 0.10-lot about $0.10 per pip, before any currency conversion. Enter your lot size to see the figure in dollars, then convert to pesos at your broker's rate.

Can the profit calculator show results in pesos?

It computes the move in US dollars first, since XAU/USD is dollar-priced, then converts at the rate you enter. That makes the peso figure an estimate, because your broker applies its own conversion when you close. Treat the output as a planning number and check the actual conversion on your statement.

What do the pivot point tools add that the other calculators do not?

Pivot points are a charting aid, not a risk tool. They calculate reference levels from the prior session's high, low and close, which some traders use to frame intraday entries and stops. They do not predict price. Use them alongside the position size calculator so a level-based stop is converted into a properly sized position.

Are the calculator results guaranteed to match my broker's figures?

No. Our calculators use the standard gold contract terms, 100 oz per lot and 0.01 per pip, and the inputs you provide. Your broker's contract specification, leverage cap, conversion rate and rounding can differ slightly, so confirm against the platform before relying on any figure for a live order.