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Institutional Trading Tools

Everything an institutional trader relies on, in one place: log every trade in your Live Journal, calculate exact lot sizes and risk with our Calculators, track Live Sessions for liquidity timing, and look up key concepts in the SMC Glossary. Built to remove guesswork and keep Capital Preservation at the center of every decision.

Track Every Trade

📓 Live Trade Journal

Log every trade you take. P&L and R:R are calculated automatically — discipline starts with tracking.

Date

Pair / Symbol

DirectionBuySell

Lot Size

Entry Price

Stop Loss Price

Exit Price

ResultStill OpenWinLossBreakeven

Notes / Lesson Learned

0Total Trades

0Wins

0Losses

0%Win Rate

$0.00Total P&L

Date	Pair	Direction	Lots	Entry	SL	Exit	R:R	P&L	Result	Notes
No trades logged yet. Add your first trade above.

Your journal is saved privately in this browser only (no account needed).

Position & Risk Math

Trading Calculators

Five essential calculators — switch between them using the tabs below.

Risk Calculator

Calculate the exact position size to risk a fixed percentage of your account on any trade.

💡 Pro Tip: Professional traders typically risk between 0.5% to 1% per trade. This ensures that a losing streak does not wipe out your account.

Account Balance ($)

Risk Percentage (%)

Stop Loss (Pips)

Amount at Risk:$0.00

Standard Lots:0.00

Units:0

*Assumes standard pairs (XXX/USD) where 1 Standard Lot = $10 per pip.

Pip Value Calculator

Find out exactly how much each pip is worth in your account currency, based on lot size.

💡 Pro Tip: Knowing your pip value precisely helps you set accurate Stop Loss and Take Profit targets in dollar terms.

Lot Size

Pair TypeStandard XXX/USD (e.g. EUR/USD)JPY Pairs (e.g. USD/JPY)

Value Per Pip:$0.00

Value for 10 Pips:$0.00

Value for 50 Pips:$0.00

*Approximate values for USD-based accounts.

Margin Calculator

Calculate the exact margin required to open a position at your broker's leverage.

💡 Pro Tip: Always keep enough free margin in your account to absorb drawdown.

Lot Size

Leverage (e.g. 100 for 1:100)

Current Price of Pair

Contract Size:0

Required Margin:$0.00

*Assumes standard contract size of 100,000 units per lot.

Profit/Loss Calculator

Estimate your potential profit or loss on a trade before you enter.

💡 Pro Tip: Calculate this before every trade to confirm your Risk-to-Reward ratio matches your plan.

Entry Price

Exit Price

Lot Size

Trade DirectionBuy (Long)Sell (Short)

Pips Gained/Lost:0

Result:$0.00

*Assumes standard XXX/USD pairs where 1 pip = $10 per standard lot.

Compound Growth Calculator

See how your account could grow over time with consistent monthly returns.

💡 Pro Tip: A realistic 5-10% monthly return compounded over a year outperforms most approaches.

Starting Balance ($)

Monthly Return (%)

Number of Months

Final Balance:$0.00

Total Growth:$0.00

Growth Percentage:0%

*Theoretical projection assuming fixed monthly return with no withdrawals.

Liquidity Timing

🌍 Live Trading Sessions

Know exactly when the major sessions are active — liquidity and volatility peak during overlaps.

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Sydney

22:00 – 07:00 UTC

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Tokyo

00:00 – 09:00 UTC

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London

08:00 – 17:00 UTC

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New York

13:00 – 22:00 UTC

Know The Terms

📖 Quick-Reference Glossary

Order Block (OB)A candle or zone where institutions placed large orders, often causing a strong reversal or continuation when price returns to it.

Fair Value Gap (FVG)An imbalance left in price where buying or selling was so aggressive that price skipped levels — often acts as a magnet for price to return to.

Break of Structure (BOS)When price breaks a previous swing high/low in the direction of the trend, confirming continuation.

Change of Character (CHoCH)The first sign of a potential trend reversal, where price breaks structure in the opposite direction of the prior trend.

Liquidity SweepA move where price spikes past a key high/low to trigger stop losses before reversing — a classic institutional trap.

Supply ZoneA price area where significant selling pressure previously originated, expected to cause price to fall again if revisited.

Demand ZoneA price area where significant buying pressure previously originated, expected to cause price to rise again if revisited.

Premium / DiscountPremium is the upper half of a price range (expensive); Discount is the lower half — institutions buy at discount, sell at premium.

InducementA deliberate price move to lure retail traders into early entries before the real institutional move begins.

Market StructureThe overall pattern of higher highs/lows (uptrend) or lower highs/lows (downtrend) used to determine trend direction.

ImbalanceA general term for an area of inefficient price delivery, often used interchangeably with Fair Value Gap.

MitigationWhen price returns to an Order Block or FVG to "fill" or react to the unfilled institutional orders left behind.

At-A-Glance Reference

📋 Position Size Cheat Sheet

Quick reference for lot size based on a $10,000 account risking 1% per trade.

Stop Loss (Pips)	Risk Amount (1%)	Standard Lots	Mini Lots
10 pips	$100	1.00	10.0
15 pips	$100	0.67	6.7
20 pips	$100	0.50	5.0
25 pips	$100	0.40	4.0
30 pips	$100	0.33	3.3
50 pips	$100	0.20	2.0
100 pips	$100	0.10	1.0

*Based on standard XXX/USD pairs ($10/pip per standard lot).

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