• Purpose: To specify your expected winning percentage for your trades.
• How to Use: Move the slider to match your available capital for trading.
• Detailed Description: This field should reflect your total trading capital. It will influence the actual amount risked per trade, which is calculated as a percentage of this total capital.

• Purpose: To determine the ratio between the potential reward and risk in a trade.
• How to Use: Move the slider to adjust the risk-reward ratio. This value describes the potential return on a trade for each unit of risk taken.
• Detailed Description: The risk-reward ratio is a critical factor in determining the profitability of your trades over time. A ratio of 2:1 means you are willing to risk 1 unit of currency to make 2 units.

• Purpose: To decide the percentage of your total capital that you are willing to risk on each trade.
• How to Use: Adjust the slider to set the percentage of your capital that you wish to risk for each trade.
• Detailed Description: It's crucial to manage your risk by not investing too much capital in a single trade. Experts generally advise risking a small percentage of your total capital on a single trade to ensure sustainability and avoid significant losses.

• Purpose: To specify your expected winning percentage for your trades.
• How to Use: Adjust the slider to set the percentage of your capital that you wish to risk for each trade.
• Detailed Description: It's crucial to manage your risk by not investing too much capital in a single trade. Experts generally advise risking a small percentage of your total capital on a single trade to ensure sustainability and avoid significant losses.

• Purpose: To define the expected percentage gain or loss per trade.
• How to Use: Adjust the slider to set the expected gain or loss for each trade.
• Detailed Description: This value indicates the percentage of gain or loss you anticipate for each trade. It should be set based on your trading strategy and historical results.

• Purpose: To display the calculated profit amount and the viability of the trading plan.
• How to Use:These fields are auto-calculated and updated as you change the other parameters.
• Detailed Description: The Profit Amount is the expected profit calculated based on the input parameters. The Plan Status indicates the feasibility of your trading plan, with a warning if there is a risk of liquidation.

What it is: The balance between potential profit (reward) and potential loss (risk) in a trade.
How it Affects Liquidation: A high-risk, high-reward ratio could lead to substantial losses, bringing your capital down quickly and increasing the chance of liquidation.

What it is: The portion of your capital that is used for a single trade.
How it Affects Liquidation: A large trade size increases the amount of capital at risk. If the trade goes against you, it may result in a significant loss, bringing you closer to liquidation.

What it is: Your total available capital for trading.
How it Affects Liquidation: Lower capital means lesser room to absorb losses. A few losing trades can deplete your capital, leading to liquidation.

What it is: The expected percentage of trades you will win.
How it Affects Liquidation: An overestimated win rate can make your plan unrealistic, not accounting for potential losses that can result in liquidation.

What it is: Expected percentage gain or loss for each trade.
How it Affects Liquidation: Underestimating potential losses or overestimating gains can make you unprepared for adverse market moves, risking liquidation.

• Balance your Risk-Reward Ratio: Ensure a balance that aligns with your risk tolerance.
• Manage Trade Size: Keep it a small percentage of your total capital to manage losses better.
• Be Realistic: Ensure your capital, win rate, and gain/loss expectations are realistic.
• Regularly Review: Continuously monitor and adjust your trading plan based on actual performance and market conditions.

In your trading calculator, the Plan Status will show a warning if the set parameters indicate a risk of liquidation, prompting you to adjust your trading plan to manage risk better.