Why this exists
Every futures calculation reduces to the same conversion: how many ticks moved, what each tick is worth, and how many contracts you're holding. It isn't complicated math, but it's math that has to be right, and it has to happen before you're in the trade rather than after.
Most traders end up either memorizing tick values for the two or three products they trade, or looking them up mid-setup when they're already watching price move. Neither is great. These tools have the standard contract specifications built in so the lookup step disappears.
What's here
P&L Calculator — entry, exit, contract count, and side, converted to a dollar result with the tick math shown.
Tick Value Calculator — look up any contract's tick value and convert a number of ticks into dollars.
Position Size Calculator — a risk budget and a stop distance, converted into the maximum contract count that keeps you inside it.
Risk/Reward Ratio — entry, stop, and target, converted into a ratio plus the dollar risk and reward on both sides.
Session Clock — live Globex and Regular Trading Hours status, converted to your local time automatically.
How it works
Everything runs in your browser. Prices, contract counts, and risk amounts are never sent to a server, stored, or seen by anyone, and there's no account required to use any tool on the site.
Contract specifications reflect standard CME Group tick sizes and multipliers. Exchanges change specifications from time to time and brokers differ on fees and margin, so confirm anything you're relying on with your own broker — especially for a product you haven't traded before.
What it isn't
These are arithmetic tools, not trading advice. They don't produce signals, don't evaluate setups, and don't account for commissions, exchange fees, slippage, or margin requirements — all of which are real costs that affect actual results, and which matter proportionally more on micro contracts.
Futures trading carries substantial risk of loss and isn't suitable for everyone. Nothing on this site is a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument.