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Futures P&L Calculator
Check futures P&L from entry, exit, contract size and fees.
Best for
Estimating futures profit, loss and fees.
What you get
Gross P&L, fees, net P&L and tick-based movement.
Not for
Replacing exchange contract specs.
Formula
Futures P&L uses price movement, direction, contract size, tick value and fees.
Example
A long trade gains when exit price is above entry. Fees reduce the final result.
Hexaplan verdict
Use it before and after futures trades.
How futures P&L works
Futures contracts move in ticks. Each market has its own tick size and tick value.
Fees, commissions and slippage can change the final result, especially for short-term trades.
How to use this calculator
- Choose long or short.
- Enter entry and exit price.
- Add contract quantity.
- Add tick value and fees.
- Compare gross and net P&L.
Common mistakes
- Using the wrong tick value.
- Forgetting commissions.
- Ignoring slippage.
- Mixing contract types.
- Not checking margin requirements.
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FAQ
Do tick values differ by market?
Yes. Always check the exchange or broker contract specs.
Does this include margin?
It focuses on P&L. Check margin requirements separately.
Can I use it for short trades?
Yes. Select short and enter the prices.