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PriceFusion™ Calculator

PriceFusion™ is a professional-grade Position Average Price Calculator designed for traders who scale into or out of positions. Whether you’re dollar-cost averaging into crypto, pyramiding into forex, or adjusting exposure in stocks, PriceFusion™ ensures you know your true average entry price, including commissions and fees.

This tool reflects how trading firms, hedge funds, and serious market participants calculate cost basis before risk decisions.

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Adrian Volkov - Quantitative Developer / Financial Software Engineer created by
Adrian Volkov
 Jaron Bancroft - Senior Financial Market Strategist reviewed by
Jaron Bancroft
Last Updated: August 20th, 2025

PriceFusion™ Position Average Price Calculator

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PriceFusion™ - How To Content

How to Use PriceFusion™ for Accurate Average Price

PriceFusion™ is built for traders who combine multiple trades into one position. Instead of guessing, it gives you the weighted average entry price, the real number professionals rely on for risk and profit assessment.

  1. Add Trades: Enter asset, transaction type (Buy/Sell), quantity, price, and fees.
  2. Track History: Each trade is stored in the transaction table with editable details.
  3. Calculate Average: Click Calculate once two or more trades are added.
  4. Visualize: See your entry points, average line, and current price plotted on a chart.

Why Average Price Matters in Trading

Institutions never treat trades in isolation. They calculate the weighted average price of all entries to decide position value, margin requirements, and profit targets. Regulators like SEC and FINRA highlight cost-basis accuracy as critical for compliance and reporting.

The Math Behind PriceFusion™

The calculator uses a weighted formula:

Average Price = Σ(Trade Price × Quantity) ÷ Σ(Quantity)
  • Weighted: Larger trades have more influence on the final average.
  • Fees Included: Commission and transaction costs adjust the effective price.

Example: Averaging Into a Crypto Position

Sophia buys BTC in three steps:

  • Trade 1: 0.5 BTC at $30,000
  • Trade 2: 0.3 BTC at $28,000
  • Trade 3: 0.2 BTC at $32,000

Total quantity = 1.0 BTC. PriceFusion™ calculates:

  • Weighted average entry = $29,400
  • Including $50 in fees, net average entry = $29,450

This is Sophia’s true cost basis, the figure she must beat to be in profit.

Position Average Price Calculator FAQs

Can PriceFusion™ handle both Buy and Sell trades?

Yes. It calculates average price for net long or net short positions.

Does it include transaction fees?

Absolutely. Commissions and fees are factored into your average price.

Can I edit or remove trades?

Yes. The transaction table allows full editing or deleting of trades before recalculating.

Does this work for crypto and stocks?

Yes. PriceFusion™ supports forex, stocks, indices, commodities, and crypto pairs.

Why not just use last trade price?

Because averaging multiple trades gives you the real cost basis, not a misleading snapshot.

Can PriceFusion™ help with tax reporting?

Yes. Many traders use average price to report accurate cost basis for capital gains calculations.

Join the Discussion

How do you manage averaging into trades? Do you use weighted cost or simple average? Share your strategy below.

PriceFusion™ Position Average Price Calculator
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