MarginCall Tools Hub

The in-game terminal is the real tool. These pages exist because Steam threads keep asking the same two questions with different spelling: how close am I to a force-liquidation, and which ticket should I send.

Open the margin calculator before you raise leverage. It will not clone the engine tick-for-tick. It will stop you from treating 20x as a personality. Open the order types page when you are about to mash Buy because the last print looked cheap. Market, limit, stop-loss, and trailing-stop are all real; they are not interchangeable.

Use the tools with the guides, not instead of them. Survival context sits in How to Survive Margin Calls. Ticket context sits in How to Trade. If the problem is that you cannot find the panel, go to Controls.

Nothing here places an order, talks to Steam, or reads your save. If a number in-game disagrees with a number on this wiki, the game wins. Patches listed on the Updates Hub can move formulas; we would rather be slightly conservative than tell you that a 19 percent drop is fine on 20x.

When you are done with maths, pick a lane on the Tier List Hub and go back to playing. Tools are for the five minutes before a mistake, not for hiding from the tape.

What these pages will not do

They will not auto-size a ticket, scrape Steam, or promise that a 20x long is fine because a table said 5 percent. They will not replace the Risk panel or the thesis card. If you need a map of screens, that is Controls. If you need a first-hour loop, that is Getting Started. If you need to know whether the game even has market orders, stay on this hub and open order types. The two tools are short on purpose so you actually use them in the five minutes before a click, then return to a guide that has room for edge cases like Hard to Borrow, nested subsidiaries, and launch-week portfolio ghosts. Bookmark both pages. The calculator is for size. The chooser is for type. Using only one of them is how people send a marketable 20x ticket they cannot flatten.