What This Tool Teaches
Profit and loss is simply price movement translated through tick value, trade direction, and number of contracts.
The tool helps you feel the money impact of moves that look visually small.
Calculate your profit or loss on FCPO trades instantly
This calculator matters because FCPO feels small on the chart but large in money once contract size and direction are involved.
Profit and loss is simply price movement translated through tick value, trade direction, and number of contracts.
The tool helps you feel the money impact of moves that look visually small.
Use it before and after trades.
Before entry, estimate what different outcomes mean in ringgit.
After exit, compare expectation against the actual result so trade review becomes concrete.
Can you estimate the rough P and L before clicking calculate?
If not, the problem is not arithmetic.
It means the economic weight of the contract is still not internalized.
The common mistake is focusing on points or percentages while ignoring the absolute money outcome.
Accounts are damaged by ringgit losses, not by elegant chart annotations.
When you go long, you profit when prices rise. Your profit = (Exit Price - Entry Price) × Tick Value × Contracts. Example: Buy at RM3,950, sell at RM3,980 = 30 points × RM25 = RM750 profit per contract.
When you go short, you profit when prices fall. Your profit = (Entry Price - Exit Price) × Tick Value × Contracts. Example: Sell at RM3,950, buy back at RM3,920 = 30 points × RM25 = RM750 profit per contract.
Each FCPO contract represents 25 metric tonnes of crude palm oil. Every RM1 price movement equals RM25 profit or loss per contract. This makes FCPO highly leveraged - manage your risk carefully!
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