Result
+$500.00 winner
10 points times $50 per point times 1 contract, minus $4 in commissions.
Trader Tools / 002
Futures Tick and PnL Calculator
Four tools, one page. Run a P&L on any trade, plan a risk-reward setup with multiple targets, look up tick values for 30+ contracts, or size a position based on your stop. Bookmark it — you'll be back.
Trade Setup
1 tick = $12.50
Net PnL
+$496.00
after commissions
Gross PnL
+$500.00
before fees
Move
40 t
10.00 points
The math
(40 x $12.50) x 1 contract = $500.00
Trade Plan
1 tick = $12.50
Targets
Blended R / R
2.10 R
Plan risks $200 to make $420 if all targets fill.
Risk
-$200.00
if stop hits
Reward
+$420.00
if all targets fill
Blended R / R
2.10
reward per $1 risked
Per-target breakdown
Distance / contracts / dollars / R How blended R / R works
Each target's reward is weighted by how many contracts you exit there. Add them up and divide by total risk. A blended 2.0 R means you make $2 for every $1 risked when the plan plays out perfectly. Most pros aim for blended 1.5 R or higher; below 1.0 R the math rarely works long term.
Tick Reference
The minimum tick size, dollar value per tick, and dollar value per point for every contract this calculator supports. Use it as a lookup. Bookmark it as a cheat sheet.
| Symbol | Name | Category | Tick Size | Tick Value | Point Value |
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Risk Setup
1 tick = $12.50
Suggested Size
5 contracts
Sized to risk $500 (1% of $50,000) on an 8-tick stop in ES.
Contracts
5
whole contracts
Risk Per Contract
$100
8 t times tick value
Total Risk
$500
1.00% of account
How it works
Contracts = (Account x Risk %) divided by (Stop Ticks x Tick Value), rounded down. Rounding down keeps you under your risk cap, never over.
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Not financial advice. Tick values reflect CME Group specifications as of 2026. Always verify with your broker before trading. Some contracts (DX, ZT, ZF, ZN) use fractional tick sizes; values shown are decimal equivalents.