Titan FX

FX/CFD Equity Projection Simulator

Simulate the future path of your equity by setting your initial account balance, assumed loss per trade, risk-reward ratio (RRR), and win rate before you start trading FX or CFDs. This helps you gauge how much risk to take per trade, the returns you could target, and the win rate needed to grow your capital—useful reference data for planning your strategy.

Customizing settings is available to logged-in users only. Open a live account and sign in to edit parameters.

Parameters

Set the parameters below and click “Start Simulation.”

Starting Balance

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Per-Trade P&L Settings

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Assumed Loss %

2%0%5%10%
ConservativeAggressiveSpeculative

Assumed Profit %

3%0%5%10%
LowMediumHigh
Assumed Loss per Trade200USDAssumed Profit per Trade300USDRisk–Reward Ratio1.50

Win Rate

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50%0%50%100%
LowMediumHigh

Risk-of-Ruin Level

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Simulation Details

Trades per Simulation Run

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Start Simulation

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P&L Settings

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Simulation Results

Simulation Parameters

Starting Balance:-USD
Assumed Loss per Trade:-%
Assumed Profit per Trade:-%
Assumed Win Rate:-%
Risk-of-Ruin Level:-%
Number of Trades:-trades
Start Simulation:-times
P&L Settings:-

Equity Curve

Equity Change %
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Average-%Max-%Min-%
Probability of Ruin
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-%
(-/-)
Profit Factor
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Average-Max-Min-
Max Drawdown %
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Average-%Max-%Min-%
Win Rate
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Average-%Max-%Min-%
Expectancy (EV)
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Average-%Max-%Min-%

Calculation Methodology & Important Notes

This simulator uses a random function based on the win rate you enter. As a result, the realized win rate and other figures in the results may deviate from the inputs.

Taxes, swap/financing, and minimum margin requirements are not included. If your balance becomes low, you may be unable to take positions as intended. Profits may be taxable; taxation is not considered in this simulation.

This tool is intended as reference material for reviewing your strategy and does not guarantee future trading performance. “Probability of Ruin” reflects the proportion of runs that breached the ruin threshold; even if it displays 0%, it does not guarantee that the threshold will never be reached in live trading.

Use the results solely as reference information when considering risk management.