Futures Risk & TP Calculator (NQ, ES, YM, GC)

tldr: Stop guessing size. Enter your stop in points, get exact NQ, ES, YM or GC contracts to risk. Plus 1R to 4R targets. Still doing position size math in your head, seconds before the trade? Here’s the truth nobody tells you about futures trading: it’s not your entry that blows you up. It’s your size. One rushed calculation. One extra contract. One bad click. And a normal losing trade turns into a day you wish you could delete. That’s why I built this calculator. Here’s how it works in 3 steps: Step 1: Pick your risk per trade. $250, $500, $1,000, $1,500, or type your own number. Step 2: Tap your market: Nasdaq, S&P 500, Gold or Dow. Type in the points between your entry and your stop. Step 3: See exactly how many mini and micro contracts to take. No spreadsheet. No mental math. No second guessing. But wait, there’s more... Once you know your size, the TP Calculator shows you where to take profit. Enter your entry, your stop and your contracts. It detects long or short, shows your total dollars at risk, and maps out your +1R, +2R, +3R and +4R targets with the profit at each level. What you get: - Instant contract sizing for mini and micro futures - One-tap market switching, so you only see what you need - 1R to 4R take-profit prices with the dollar profit for each - A compact popup that loads instantly - A Pin button that keeps the calculator open in its own window - A clean Matrix-style terminal look, with a mute button Who is this for? Futures traders who want to risk the same amount on every trade and are done letting rushed math decide their size. Your next step: Add it to Chrome, pin it to your toolbar, and run your very next trade through it. It takes about 3 seconds. P.S. The best traders aren’t the ones who never lose. They’re the ones who always know exactly how much they’re risking before they click buy or sell. Disclaimer: This tool is for calculation purposes only and is not financial advice. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss. Always verify contract specifications and your numbers with your broker before trading.