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Access a range of global markets, including FX, indices and commodities through a single trading platform.

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Access an economic calendar that displays scheduled economic events and related information.

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Our online trading platform provides essential functionalities for placing orders and monitoring market activity.

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Demo accounts are available to allow clients to familiarize themselves with the trading platform in a simulated environment.

Financial Calculators FAQs

A trading calculator is a tool that allows traders to calculate various aspects of their trade, including potential profits and losses. The calculator can be used to determine the best time to buy or sell a security, as well as the most optimal entry and exit points. Additionally, the calculator can be used to assess the risk-reward ratio of a trade. 

In short: you can easily figure out how much money you will trade to open a position and thus build an efficient trading strategy.

A pivot calculator is a tool that calculates trend lines for financial products with a current high, low, and close price.

Fibonacci Calculator is an online calculator that displays the Fibonacci sequence for the defined period. River Prime Europe's online Fibonacci calculator tool speeds up the calculation and displays the Fibonacci sequence in a matter of seconds.

A trading calculator is a tool that can help you manage your risks when trading. By inputting your trade information into the calculator, you can see how much risk you are taking on and make adjustments accordingly.

The calculator will take into account your trade size, entry price, stop loss, and target price. It will then calculate the potential profit and loss for the trade. This information can be very helpful in managing your risks.

For example, let's say you are considering a trade with a potential profit of $100. The calculator will show you that if your stop loss is $50, your risk-reward ratio is 1:2. For every dollar you are willing to risk, you stand to make two dollars in profit.

This information can help you make a decision about whether or not the trade is worth taking.

A "lot" in trading refers to a unit of measure for a financial asset. For example, in the stock market, one lot equals 100 shares. In the foreign exchange market, one lot equals 100,000 units of currency.