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Start with one question below. For a full strategy run, use the personal rules simulator or the prop firm simulator. No firm is needed when the limits are your own. The portfolio rebalancing calculator turns entered holding values and target weights into sell-and-buy trades or a no-sales cash plan.

What do you need to decide?

Choose by the answer you need.

Size a trade or check capital

Size a position, or find the capital implied by a fixed dollar-risk amount.

Start with
Sizing: balance, risk %, stop distance, point value and quantity step. Capital: fixed dollar risk and risk %.
You get
Sizing: rounded quantity, actual risk and unused budget. Capital: implied capital = dollar risk ÷ risk %.

Test a strategy’s survival

See how different win/loss sequences meet the limits you enter.

Start with
Win rate, average win/loss, risk per trade and account limits.
You get
A simulated survival or floor-breach share under stated assumptions.

Understand a drawdown

Calculate the climb back, or inspect a floor against an equity path.

Start with
A drawdown for recovery; an event path for the floor trace.
You get
Required recovery gain, or floor, remaining buffer and first breach.

Apply account limits

Test your strategy against your own limits or a published rule set.

Start with
Strategy statistics and your chosen personal or firm context.
You get
A modeled result and the constraint that binds first.

Different jobs, different models. The trailing-floor trace compares static, end-of-day, intraday and closed-trade modes on one event path. Its separate optional Monte Carlo widget, like the personal-rule widgets, uses a static floor. Calculator inputs do not transfer automatically between tools. A modeled result is not a forecast or a recommended risk level.

All tools

17 tools

Ready to model the whole rule set?

Use the free full tool when you need a strategy reading under your own or a firm’s rules. Enter the relevant inputs there; a new run produces the reading.

Open the personal rule editor — free →

These tools make arithmetic and model assumptions inspectable. They do not rank firms, predict market outcomes or choose a risk level for you.