Trading tools
Plan the trade.Read the market.
Bring risk, price context and market events into one focused workspace before you move to execution.
Planning tools provide estimates and information, not personal financial advice or executable prices.
Risk management
Size the position.See the exposure.
Three native RockGlobal calculators will share one focused workspace, with every assumption kept visible beside the result.
Known contract settings are prefilled from the September 2026 website schedules and published account conventions. Prices, conversion rates, swaps, commissions and any unavailable limits remain your editable assumptions; confirm all values in the platform before trading.
Position size calculator
Technical analysis
Study the chart.Keep risk beside it.
The primary chart, platform positioning and volatility measures occupy one continuous analytical field.
Currency scanner
Find relative strength.Then add context.
Switch between daily-change heatmap and cross-rate views without leaving the hub.
Economic calendar
Know what is scheduled.Prepare for uncertainty.
Filter important announcements and keep event risk close to the position plan.
Order-type lab
Understand the instruction.Respect the execution path.
Compact guides explain what each instruction asks the platform to do and where execution uncertainty remains.
Market order
Requests execution using the price available when the order reaches the market.
Available priceLimit order
Becomes eligible at the selected price or better, subject to available liquidity.
Price conditionStop-loss
Triggers an exit instruction but does not guarantee execution at the requested level.
Trigger, then executionGuaranteed stop
Availability, eligible products, cost and jurisdiction require confirmation before use.
Confirmation requiredVPS gateway
Keep automation connected.Keep the claims precise.
A future gateway will explain eligibility, setup and monitoring for supported automated workflows. Latency, uptime and location claims remain unpublished until operational approval.
Ask about automated trading- 01Confirm eligibilityAccount and service conditions
- 02Configure safelyCredentials, EA and limits
- 03Monitor continuouslyConnectivity and risk controls
Continue learning
Build the process.Keep improving it.
Move from a tool into the relevant platform guide, current market context or technical walkthrough.
Your next step
Take the plan forward.Choose the right environment.
Move to a live account when you are ready, or explore the platform first with simulated funds.
01Are the tools a recommendation to trade?
No. The tools are designed to organise information and illustrate possible calculations. They do not consider your personal objectives, financial situation or needs, and they do not replace the current product specification or independent advice.
02Will calculator results match the trading platform exactly?
Calculator results are estimates based on the values and instrument settings supplied. Live execution, spreads, commissions, financing, conversion rates, slippage and product settings can change the final result shown in an account.
03Where does the market information come from?
Market widgets will identify TradingView as their provider. RockGlobal platform sentiment and native calculator reference data will identify their own source and update time when those services are connected.
04Are displayed prices executable RockGlobal prices?
No. Third-party market information is indicative and may be delayed. The price available for an order is the price presented through the relevant RockGlobal trading platform at the time of execution.
05Can I use these tools before opening an account?
Yes. The hub is intended to support planning and education before a user chooses a live or demo account route. A demo account can be used to explore platform behaviour with simulated funds.
06Do stop-loss orders guarantee an exit price?
No. A stop-loss is an instruction that becomes eligible when its trigger conditions are met. Gaps, liquidity and fast markets can result in execution away from the requested level. Any guaranteed-stop feature must be confirmed for the relevant product and jurisdiction before it is presented as available.