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Breakeven calculator
Your average entry across fills, and the price that clears your costs.
Two ways to find breakeven: the average price when you scaled into several fills, or the price a single trade must reach to cover its costs.
Add each fill (price and lots). The breakeven is the size-weighted average price — where the whole position is back to zero.
Entry priceLots
Average entry (breakeven)
1995.00000
Total lots: 2.00
What is breakeven?
- Breakeven is the price where a trade nets exactly zero.
- Scaling in moves it to the size-weighted average of your fills.
- Costs push it away from entry: price must move to cover spread, commission and swap first — a net credit (e.g. positive swap) moves it the other way.
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Questions
- How do I find my average entry after adding to a position?
- Weight each fill by its lot size: average = sum(price × lots) ÷ sum(lots). Add your fills above and the calculator does it.
- What is breakeven after costs?
- The price a trade must reach so the profit covers spread, commission and swap. For a Buy it sits above entry by the total cost in pips; for a Sell, below. If the total is a net credit (e.g. a positive swap), enter it as negative and breakeven shifts the favorable way.