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Most commodity CFDs are commission-free; costs are usually in the spread.
Commodities Profit Calculator
Estimate value, margin and P/L for commodities trades
Calculate your position value, margin requirement and potential P/L before you trade Oil, Gold, Silver and more.
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What is a Commodities Profit Calculator?
Estimate position value, margin requirement, spread and potential P/L on commodities like Oil, Gold and more.
Enter your trade parameters to see the breakdown including leverage and overnight swaps.
Choose your points of movement
Calculate your hypothetical P/L (aggregated cost and charges) if you had opened a trade today.
Positions quoted in a currency different from your account currency may be subject to a conversion fee at exit.
Value
USD 0
Commission
USD 0
Spread
0
Leverage
20×
Conversion Fee
USD 0
Required Margin
USD 0
Overnight Swaps
USD -0
Net P/LUSD 0
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How does a commodities profit calculator work?
Follow these steps to estimate value, margin and potential P/L for your commodities trades.
1
Choose a commodity (e.g., WTI, Gold)
2
Select your order size (contracts/units)
3
Pick direction: Buy or Sell
4
Set leverage and inputs, then Calculate
5
Review margin, spread, swaps and P/L
Commodities costs and charges explained
Understand the key fees and costs you may encounter when trading commodities.
Spread
The spread is the difference between Bid and Ask. It varies by commodity and market volatility.
Conversion fee
If your account currency differs from the instrument currency, a conversion fee may apply when closing.
Overnight swap
Swap (rollover) can be a debit or credit depending on the commodity and position direction when held overnight.
Margin requirement
Leverage lets you control larger positions; margin is capital required to open/maintain the trade.
Commodities calculator: FAQs
Need more information? Explore quick answers below.
What is a commodities profit calculator?
It helps you estimate position value, margin requirement, spread, swaps and potential P/L for a planned commodities trade.
How accurate are the results?
These are estimates based on your inputs and typical fees. Actual results may differ due to live pricing, spreads and swap rates.
Do I pay commissions on commodities?
Most commodity CFDs are commission-free. Costs are usually embedded in the spread, plus overnight swaps if held overnight.
What is margin and leverage?
Leverage allows larger exposure with less capital. Margin is the funds required to open/maintain that leveraged position.
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