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Free tools for ICT and prop firm futures traders
Three calculators for the questions futures traders ask every day: how much room a prop account has left, how many contracts to trade, and which session is open in New York right now.
- Prop firm drawdown calculatorWhere is my drawdown floor, and how much room is left?Trailing on end-of-day balances, trailing intraday, static, or a floor that stops at the start. Day by day, with your daily loss limit.Open the tool
- Futures position size calculatorHow many contracts can I trade for this risk?Risk in dollars or as a share of the balance, stop in points or ticks, for NQ, ES, YM, gold and crude and their micros.Open the tool
- ICT kill zone clockWhich kill zone is open now, and when is the next one?Asia, London, NY AM, NY Lunch and NY PM in New York time, the ICT macros, and your own time beside them.Open the tool
Why these tools
They come from the daqverse journal itself. The drawdown calculator runs the same floor rules the journal uses for each prop account, the position size calculator uses the journal's contract table, and the clock shows the same kill zones the journal tags every trade with. Here they work on numbers you type; in the journal they work on your own trades.
Questions
Are the tools free?
Yes. They work in your browser with no account and no sign-up, and nothing you type is sent to us or saved.
Who are the tools for?
Futures traders, especially those who trade with ICT concepts or on prop firm accounts: they answer the questions those traders ask before and during a session.
How accurate are they?
They use the same tested calculations as the daqverse journal and CME Group's published contract values. They are estimates from the numbers you type, not live account data from a broker or a prop firm.
About daqverse
daqverse is a trading journal built for ICT and prop-firm futures traders: it tags every trade with its New York kill zone and tracks each prop account's drawdown rules.
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- ICT trading journalA trading journal for ICT traders: every trade tagged with its New York kill zone and macro, a daily plan, a live session view and reviews by setup.
- Prop firm trading journalA journal for prop firm futures traders: each account's drawdown floor, daily loss limit and payout rules tracked from your own trades, as you set them.
- Best trading journal for ICT tradersTradeZella, Tradervue, Edgewonk, TraderSync and daqverse compared for ICT and prop firm futures traders: what each does well, checked on their own sites.
- ICT kill zonesWhat the ICT kill zones are, their New York times (Asia, London, New York AM and PM), why they move with daylight saving, and how to journal them.
- How to journal ICT tradesA step-by-step routine for journaling ICT trades: before the session, at entry, after the close and each week, with what to record and why it matters.
- ICT glossaryEvery ICT term a new trader meets, explained in one or two plain sentences: kill zones, FVG, NWOG, order blocks, liquidity, OTE, PD arrays and more.
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