Finance Tools Made Simple: Calculators, Converters, and More
Categories
- Trading Calculators
- Risk Management
- Technical Analysis
- Fundamental & Economic Tools
- Asset-Class Converters
- Options & Derivatives
- Portfolio & Performance
- Market Utilities
Tools
- Fibonacci Calculator
- Pivot Point Calculator
- Position Size Calculator
- Profit & Loss (P&L) Calculator
- Margin Requirement Calculator
- Pip/Point Value Calculator
- Leverage Calculator
- Risk/Reward Ratio Calculator
- Value-at-Risk (VaR) Calculator
- Kelly Criterion Calculator
- Drawdown Calculator
- Expected Shortfall (CVaR) Calculator
- Average (SMA/EMA) Calculator
- Relative Strength Index (RSI) Calculator
- MACD & Signal Line Calculator
- Bollinger Bands Calculator
- Average True Range (ATR) Calculator
- Dividend Yield & Coverage Ratio Calculator
- Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Calculator
- GDP Growth & Inflation Adjuster
- Break-Even Analysis Calculator
- P/E Ratio Calculator
- Price to Book Ratio Calculator
- Price-to-Sales Ratio Calculator
- Commodity Unit Converter
- Interest Rate Converter
- Black-Scholes Option Pricing Calculator
- Greeks Calculator
- Option Payoff Diagram Generator
- Futures Forward Pricing
- CAGR Calculator
- TWRR Calculator
- Portfolio Allocation Optimizer
- Drawdown & Recovery Time Calculator
- Correlation & Covariance Matrix Tool
- Sharpe, Sortino & Information Ratios Calculator
- Mortgage Calculator
- Trading Hours Converter
The Place for Quick Answers and Smart Math
Need to figure out how much your loan will cost every month? Want to know how much your savings might grow over the next five years? Curious how many euros you’ll get for your dollars? The Tools section is where you go when you want clear answers, fast.
This area is full of calculators, converters, generators, and other smart helpers. You don’t need to be a math expert—just type in a few numbers, and the tool will do the rest. Whether you're working on a school project, planning your money, or just curious about finance, this section makes numbers easier to handle.
What’s Inside the Toolbox
The Tools section includes a mix of:
- Calculators – for things like interest, profit/loss, or loan payments
- Converters – for switching between units or currencies
- Generators – for building plans or strategies
- Utilities – smaller tools for fast, helpful results
Each one is made to solve a different kind of problem, but they’re all simple to use and quick to understand.
Why People Visit
Most people come here because they have a question and want an answer right away. Maybe you're planning a budget and need to check how much you’ll pay each month. Or you're working on a class project and need to calculate future savings. These tools are made for real-life situations, and they work in seconds. They're also great for testing out “what if” scenarios—like what happens if you save more each month or change the interest rate.
Organized by Topic
To keep things clear, the tools are sorted into categories based on what they help you with:
- Trading Calculators – tools for traders who want to calculate pip values, margin, or profit/loss
- Risk Management Tools – for figuring out how much to risk or how to stay safe in a trade
- Conversion Utilities – handy for currency or unit changes
- Planning Tools – good for long-term things like savings, loans, and budgets
You don’t need to search all over the place—just pick the category that fits your goal.
A Few Examples You Might Like
Not sure where to start? Try the Currency Converter if you're traveling or buying something in a different country. Into investing? The Pip Value Calculator can help you understand how much each move in the market might gain or lose. If you’re saving money, a Compound Interest Calculator shows how your money can grow over time.
These tools take the guesswork out and give you answers you can use.
One Simple Tip
Here’s an easy way to choose the right tool: Think about the question you’re asking. If it’s about trading, go to the trading section. If it’s about savings or paying off a loan, head to the planning tools. Once you know your goal, finding the right tool is simple. The math might be big—but the steps are small.