Martingale Strategy Calculator
Enter your starting order size, multiplier, number of levels, and price step to calculate every level of your martingale position ladder — total invested, average entry, and break-even price at each level.
How This Tool Works
The martingale strategy builds a position ladder — each level adds a larger order at a lower price, reducing the average entry needed to break even.
Order Size at Level N = Base Size × Multiplier^(N−1)
Break-even Price = Total Capital Invested ÷ Total Units Purchased
For example: $100 base, 2× multiplier, 4 levels → orders of $100, $200, $400, $800 = $1,500 total. If each level buys at 3% below the previous, the average entry falls significantly below the first entry.
Warning: Capital requirement grows exponentially. Always pre-calculate total capital needed across all levels before entering. Never use more levels than you can fully fund.
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