Position sizing starts with the stop
Risk percentage alone does not define a position. The distance between entry and stop determines how much quantity fits inside the selected risk amount. A wider stop produces a smaller position; a tighter stop produces a larger one.
Long and short geometry
For a long, a protective stop belongs below entry. For a short, it belongs above entry. Invalid combinations are rejected so a sign error cannot silently produce a plausible-looking number.
Leverage does not reduce stop risk
Leverage changes estimated margin, not the price distance to the stop. Fees, slippage, gaps and liquidation mechanics are not included, so leave operational headroom.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this tool provide financial advice?
No. It provides information and mathematical calculations only. It is not financial, investment or trading advice.
Are results guaranteed?
No. Results depend on the inputs and omit factors such as fees, slippage, gaps and changing market conditions.
Do blockfunded rules always stay the same?
Use the official rules and terms applicable to the specific account. Presets are loaded from current configuration when available, while historical accounts may use an earlier captured ruleset.
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