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Who builds Position Math
How the calculator methods are documented and how to report a result that needs checking.
The team behind the tools
Position Math publishes calculators and explanations for position sizing, drawdown and trading-account rules. Tools can be used without a signup or broker connection. Formulas, input units, examples and limitations on the tool pages describe what each result means.
How the math is checked
Use the formula and worked example on a tool page to reproduce its result, then compare its assumptions with your instrument's specifications. The calculation engines behind the heavier tools — the Monte Carlo simulator, expectancy, losing-streak, daily-loss and portfolio-heat math, the trade-journal statistics — are covered by automated tests in the project, and the backend behind the pairs scanner has its own test suite. Passing these checks does not validate every instrument, market condition or broker rule.
Why a team signature, not bylines
Calculator explanations are published under the Position Math name. The methods and examples describe the scope of the calculation; this signature does not represent a professional qualification or an independent audit.
Corrections and boundaries
Found a number that looks wrong? Email [email protected] with the tool name and the exact inputs, and we will reproduce it and fix confirmed errors. What we will not do: give personal investment, trading, tax, or financial advice, sell predictions, or let a commercial relationship change a result — see the risk disclosure and affiliate disclosure.
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