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Calculate profit margins, stock trading margins, and forex margins. Results update automatically as you type.
Margin Calculator
Enter values to calculate margin
Margin Calculator
Calculate profit margins for products and services
What is Margin Calculator?
Margin Calculator helps you understand profit margins, markups, and trading margins. Whether you're pricing products, trading stocks, or dealing with forex, this tool shows exactly how your money works.
Why Would You Need to Calculate Margins?
Understanding margins is essential for making money. Here's when you need this:
- Pricing products: Set selling prices that give you the profit margin you want
- Business analysis: Compare your margins to industry standards
- Stock trading: Know how much capital you need for margin trades
- Forex trading: Calculate position sizes and margin requirements
- Negotiations: Quickly convert between margin and markup in deals
How to Calculate Margins - Step by Step
- Pick calculator type: Choose Profit Margin, Stock Trading, or Forex Margin
- Select what you want to find: Calculate margin from cost, find required revenue, or convert markup
- Enter your numbers: Type in cost, revenue, prices, or rates as needed
- View detailed results: See margin, markup, profit, and more calculated instantly
Key Features
- Three calculators in one: Profit margins, stock margins, and forex margins
- Margin vs markup converter: Instantly convert between these often-confused terms
- Target revenue calculator: Find the selling price needed for your target margin
- Stock margin details: See borrowed amount, leverage ratio, and margin call price
- Forex pip values: Calculate position size, pip value, and margin for currency trades
- Multiple currencies: Work in USD, EUR, GBP, and more
Tips for Best Results
- Remember: 25% margin is NOT the same as 25% markup - use the converter if confused
- For stock trading, watch your margin call price to avoid forced liquidation
- In forex, higher leverage means lower margin but higher risk
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between margin and markup?
Margin is profit as a percentage of selling price. Markup is profit as a percentage of cost. A 50% markup gives you a 33% margin.
What is a margin call?
When trading on margin, if your stock drops too much, your broker demands more money. The margin call price shows when this happens.
What does 1:100 leverage mean in forex?
It means you control $100 for every $1 of your own money. Higher leverage = less margin needed, but losses are also magnified.