Tools

FREE TOOLS

The math behind the discipline.

Four calculators built for systematic traders — position sizing, compounding, drawdown recovery, and a hands-on demo of how a momentum rotation works. Educational tools, not advice.

CALCULATOR 01

Position size

Two sizing philosophies. Risk-defined stop: fix the dollars at risk, place the stop where the chart says, derive the share count. Allocation cap: fix the position as a slice of the account, risk a fixed fraction of that slice. The bar shows what each really means.

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Shares
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Position value
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% of account
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$ at risk
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Account risk
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Stop / 2R

CALCULATOR 02

Compound growth

Time and contribution discipline do most of the work. Add a second scenario to see what a different return, contribution, or timeline is really worth — then hover the chart.

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A · End value
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A · Contributed
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A · Growth

Hover for year-by-year values. Long-run equity returns have historically varied widely — try several assumptions, including bad ones.

CALCULATOR 03

Drawdown recovery

Losses are asymmetric: the deeper the hole, the disproportionately bigger the climb out. Hover the curve and watch the required gain run away from the drawdown that caused it.

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Gain required to recover
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Years at assumed return

INTERACTIVE DEMO

How a momentum rotation works

Ten hypothetical stocks, ranked by momentum score. The portfolio always holds the top seven, equal weight — everything above the cut line is in, everything below is out. Edit scores or advance the market a cycle, run the rebalance, and watch the ranking do the work.

Hypothetical tickers and scores for illustration only. In the live model, scores come from multi-horizon price momentum across the full S&P 500, and the cycle runs every 21 trading days.

Want to see this discipline run with real money?

These tools are educational. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

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