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Simple Trading Calculator By "React JS"
https://github.com/mzilinassim/trading-calculator-react

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Simple Trading Calculator By "React JS"

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# Simple Trading Calculator `Web-Application`

[Website Preview](https://calculatortrading.nassim.online/)

A Simple Trading Calculator Web Application is a user-friendly tool for traders to efficiently calculate essential trading metrics, aiding in accurate trade planning and risk management.

![App_Pic](https://nassim.online/static/media/tradingcalculator.b105fb41541467567589.png)

## Features

- **Lot Size Calculator**:

>This feature helps users determine the optimal lot size for each trade based on their risk tolerance and account size, ensuring a balanced approach to risk management.

- **Pips Calculator**:

>Users can quickly calculate the number of pips between two specified prices, simplifying the assessment of potential price movements and trade targets.

- **Profit Calculator**:

>Allows traders to estimate potential profits based on entry and exit prices, trade size, and pip values, enabling clear profit expectations before entering a trade.

## Technologies Used

- **React JS**: JavaScript library created by Facebook for building user interfaces, specifically for single-page applications.

## How to Use

1 - Final Rusult from web :

``` git
https://nassimtradingcalculator.netlify.app/
```

2 - Clone this repository to your local machine:

``` bash
git clone https://github.com/mziliNassim/trading-calculator-react.git
```

3 - Open dirictory and install dependecise

``` bash
cd trading-calculator-react

git install
```

4 - Start the project

``` bash
npm run start
```

5 - the app in the development mode

``` bash
http://localhost:3000
```

> The page will reload when you make changes
>
> You may also see any lint errors in the console.