Model a gold futures long or short trade from entry price, exit price, contract size, number of contracts and trading costs. See gross P&L, net P&L and the price movement required to reach break-even.
Long and short positions supported.
The same gold price movement can produce very different dollar P&L depending on the contract quantity. Always use the contract specification for the exact futures product being traded.
A long position benefits from rising futures prices, while a short position benefits from falling prices. The calculation is symmetric but the direction of the price change is reversed.
Price movement multiplied by contract size and contracts, with direction depending on long or short.
Yes.
Yes, via the total trading-cost field.
One price-unit move is worth the contract size times the number of contracts.
No.