Many accounts are lost because the position size is random. This script removes the guesswork: you enter the percentage of your account you accept to lose if the stop loss is hit, and the distance of the stop loss in pips. It prints the lot size that matches, rounded down to the volume step of the symbol so that the real risk never goes above your target.
How it works
1. It reads the tick value, tick size and volume limits of the symbol from the broker.
2. It computes the money lost per 1.00 lot if the stop is hit: stop distance / tick size * tick value.
3. It divides the money at risk (account value * risk %) by that loss per lot and rounds the result down to the volume step.
Inputs
- Risk per trade (% of account): for example 1.0.
- Account value used: equity or balance.
- Stop loss distance (pips): a pip is 10 points on 3 and 5 digit symbols and 1 point on the others.
- Symbol: leave empty to use the symbol of the chart.

Script output on a demo account: EURUSD, risk 1%, stop loss 20 pips.
How to use it
Copy CreyesRiskLot.mq5 to the MQL5\Scripts folder, compile it in MetaEditor, drag it from the Navigator onto a chart and fill in the inputs. The result is shown in an alert and printed in the Experts tab (see the screenshot attached to the code).
Example on a demo account (equity 342.09 EUR, EURUSD, risk 1%, stop loss 20 pips): money at risk 3.42 EUR, the calculated lot is 0.01 (rounded down from 0.0189), real risk 1.81 EUR. If even the minimum lot risks more than your target, the script tells you instead of rounding up.
If you prefer a panel on the chart with buttons to place the order with this lot size already calculated, see my utility Creyes Trade Manager Pro: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/208367. A short article with the formula and a worked example is here: https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/780474.
The script is for information only. Trading involves a high risk of loss; always check the result against your broker's contract specification before using it.
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