Financial Calculators and Tools
Converters, comparison and return calculators that work with reference rates and real price history. Results are for information only and are not investment advice.
Price and currency converters
Currency converter
Converts between USD, EUR, TRY, GBP and CHF with a reference rate whose time is shown.
Reference rateGold calculator
Theoretical value of gold items by weight and purity. Not a jeweller’s buy or sell price.
Reference rateTurkish gold coin value
Gold content value of gram and Turkish gold coins, calculated from the ounce price and the exchange rate.
Reference rate
Comparison and analysis
Asset comparison
Normalised return, correlation and annualised volatility of two assets over their common dates.
Real price historyPivot points
Classic, Fibonacci, Camarilla and Woodie levels from the high, low and close you enter.
Your inputsBitcoin Fear and Greed Index
Daily Bitcoin sentiment score from Alternative.me and past index observations.
Daily index data
Returns and savings
Risk
How to use the financial calculators
The tools page brings together currency and gold converters, comparison and analysis tools, and return and risk calculators. The label on each card states which data the tool uses: a reference rate, real price history, daily index data or the values you enter.
Observation-based and assumption-based calculations
The currency converter and the gold calculator use the latest rate and price observations from their sources. The dollar-cost averaging and asset comparison tools work with real historical closing prices and produce no result when there is not enough history. The compound return, pivot point and position size tools rely entirely on the values you enter, so their results should be read as a scenario.
Which tool answers which question?
To find what an amount is worth in another currency, use the currency converter; to value the gold you hold, the gold calculator; to see what would have happened had you bought the same amount every month, the dollar-cost averaging calculator; and to measure how much you put at risk on a trade, the position size tool.
Interpreting the results
Calculations based on past data show what happened in the past, not future returns. Bank charges, taxes, trading fees and buy-sell spreads are not included. The source, period and method are stated on each tool’s own page; when you note down a result, it helps to record that information with it. No account or sign-up is needed to use the tools.
Moving between tools and method notes
A strip on every tool page links to the other tools and to the asset comparison page. The data sources and calculation rules used across the tools are explained together on the data methodology page; when you compare a result with another source, these notes help explain any difference.