PipGauge · Trace every cost

Overnight cost calendar

Build a billing-date ledger from your own rates and calendar rules.

Local calculations · no financial-input uploads · no saved input data · no trade execution

Initial multipliers are 1 on every day. Confirm all seven values with your broker. Include a date only if the position is held across that billing boundary.

01 · Billing dates and money
A date label in this timezone; no UTC conversion.
Three-letter code; no currency conversion.
Positive = charge; negative = credit. Monetary amount, not points.
Long and short are separate scenarios.
02 · Your weekday multipliers
03 · Holiday or date adjustments
One YYYY-MM-DD,multiplier per line. Zero skips a date; this replaces the weekday rule.

Calculation boundaries

Daily charge = lots × signed money per lot/day × effective multiplier. A dated adjustment replaces the weekday multiplier. To move a holiday charge, set the skipped date to zero and enter the receiving date’s full multiplier. Nothing shifts automatically. Long and short totals describe separate positions.

The first and last billing dates are both included. Rows label the broker’s local date and clock: they do not convert to UTC, infer entry/exit times, prorate elapsed hours or resolve daylight-saving clock ambiguity. Rates and quantity stay fixed. Use 1–366 dates in 1900–2100.

Raw platform swap points, annual percentages, changing rates and currency conversion are not calculated here. Confirm the monetary daily rate, exact account entity and billing rules. There is no default triple-charge weekday.

Field references

Checked 2026-10-09. Platform field definitions and one broker example do not establish your account’s export or billing conventions.

Formula 1.0.0 · Revised 2026-10-09 · Educational scenarios