Forex Scenario Calculator

FOREX · SCENARIO · PNL TABLE ACROSS PRICE MOVES

PnL across a range of hypothetical price moves (in pips), long or short, for a single forex position size.

Position Side

Positive means price went up, regardless of your side

Enter a valid pair, entry price, units, and at least one delta

What if price moves this many pips?

Instead of computing P&L for one exit price, this runs the same formula across a whole list of hypothetical price moves at once, so you can see the shape of your outcome before you place the trade.

The formula

  • Exit price = entry + delta (pips) × pip size
  • Long P&L = (exit − entry) × units
  • Short P&L = (entry − exit) × units

Each delta is a raw price move (positive means price went up), not pre-adjusted for your side: a short position shows a loss for a positive delta and a profit for a negative one.

Worked example

Long EUR/USD, entry 1.1000, 1 standard lot, deltas −50/0/+50 pips:

  • −50 pips: exit = 1.0950, P&L = −$500
  • 0 pips: exit = 1.1000, P&L = $0
  • +50 pips: exit = 1.1050, P&L = +$500

Where to go next

Want a single exit's P&L instead of a table? Use the PnL Calculator. Setting a stop and target instead? Check the Risk/Reward Calculator.

Use via API or MCP

This calculation is available as a deterministic API call for bots and AI agents.

FAQ
Q.01

Why is a positive delta not always a profit?

Deltas represent the actual direction price moved (positive = up, negative = down), not whether that move favored your position. A short position loses on a positive delta and profits on a negative one, the mirror of a long.

Q.02

Can I enter negative and positive deltas together?

Yes: enter a comma-separated list like "-100,-50,0,50,100" to see both downside and upside scenarios in one table.

Q.03

Does this account for spread or commission?

No. This is raw price-move P&L at each scenario. Use the Breakeven Calculator alongside this to see where your effective breakeven sits after those costs.

Q.04

What happens if I enter an invalid number in the delta list?

Any entry that doesn't parse as a number is silently dropped from the list; the rest are still computed. If nothing parses, the calculator shows its empty state instead of a table.