How many losing trades in a row would trigger a margin call at my current leverage?

How this is calculated

• This uses a simplified margin call model: your account is at risk of a margin call once equity falls to or below your maintenance margin percentage multiplied by your total open position value.
• The calculator subtracts your dollar loss per trade from current equity, one trade at a time, until equity would fall to or below that margin call threshold, and reports how many losing trades that takes.
• Actual broker margin requirements, house maintenance requirements above regulatory minimums, and how a broker calculates equity moment to moment can differ from this simplified model. Confirm your specific broker's maintenance margin policy before relying on this number.
• This assumes each losing trade costs the same dollar amount and that no capital is added or withdrawn between trades. Actual losing streaks are rarely perfectly even.
• The point of this tool is showing how few consecutive losses it can take to reach a margin call at higher leverage, not predicting an actual losing streak.