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units = (account × risk percent / 100) / |entry − stop|
For a USD account and USD prices per share/unit. Defaults are examples, not quotes. Excludes contract multipliers, FX, fees and slippage. Units are approximate; round down to the supported order increment.
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Every result exposes its assumptions, so the number can be checked instead of merely accepted.
For USD-priced shares or units without a contract multiplier, divide the USD risk budget by the per-unit stop distance. A $25,000 account, 1% risk and $2.80 distance gives about 89.29 units. Round order size down to the permitted increment; fees and slippage are excluded.
There is no universal percentage. The useful question is whether the chosen loss still leaves enough room for normal losing streaks, open portfolio risk and any daily or trailing drawdown limit.
Win rate and average payoff do not determine the order of wins and losses. Monte Carlo simulation rearranges that sequence across many paths, showing a range of drawdowns instead of one unusually smooth backtest.
A funded account can have a tighter effective loss budget than its headline size suggests. Daily loss limits, trailing floors and consistency rules all reduce the usable buffer.
The prop firm calculator simulates your pass odds against FTMO, Topstep, Apex, Lucid and FundedNext rules — CFD challenges and futures combines — running your edge through the daily-loss, trailing-drawdown and consistency limits.
The trailing drawdown calculator tracks your prop account's liquidation line under both intraday and end-of-day rules, and shows how a given-back unrealized gain can breach an account that an end-of-day rule would survive.
The consistency rule calculator checks whether your best day sits inside a prop firm's limit, then returns the minimum total profit you need before a payout unlocks.
The daily loss limit calculator converts your limit and risk per trade into the loss streak that ends the day, then estimates how often that streak can appear.
The loss recovery calculator takes your drawdown and returns the exact gain needed to get back to break-even — the climb out is always steeper than the fall in.
The average down calculator blends every purchase — share counts, prices and fees — into a single weighted cost basis and the price your whole position breaks even at.
The target break-even calculator answers a blunt question: how many more shares it takes to drag your break-even down to a price you choose, and how much bigger your position gets to reach it.
Estimate shares or units from a USD risk budget and USD entry/stop prices per unit.
The risk-reward calculator turns entry, stop and target into your R multiple, then the minimum win rate that ratio needs just to break even — a 2:1 trade breaks even near a 33% win rate.
The stop-loss and take-profit calculator converts the percentages in your head into exact price levels for long or short trades, with the dollar risk and reward waiting at each level.
The DCA calculator takes each fixed contribution and the price it bought at, then returns the units you accumulated and your blended dollar-cost-average cost across the whole plan.
The break-even after fees calculator folds your buy-side and sell-side costs into one number: the exit price where proceeds finally cover everything you paid to get in and out.
The expectancy calculator turns your measured win rate and average win/loss into per-trade expectancy, profit factor and the break-even win rate your payoff has to clear.
The losing streak calculator estimates how often a run of consecutive losses shows up across a sample of trades — the streaks that arrive even when the long-run win rate looks reasonable.
The portfolio heat calculator adds up the stop-risk across every open position, then shows both naive total heat and a correlation-adjusted estimate of your real combined exposure.
The Monte Carlo simulator stress-tests one set of assumptions by dealing the same win rate, payoff ratio and fixed-fractional risk into thousands of possible equity paths — so you see the range of outcomes, not one lucky backtest.
The trade journal analyzer reads a CSV export from your broker or journal and returns your core stats — win rate, net P&L, profit factor, expectancy, streaks and max drawdown — plus an equity curve, entirely inside your browser.
The structured product calculator shows what a note pays back at maturity for any final level of its underlying — switch between an autocallable (snowball), fixed coupon note (FCN), reverse convertible, dual currency investment, principal-protected note, shark-fin, seagull or airbag, and read the redemption, return and payoff curve.
The long-term DCA calculator projects a monthly contribution across your chosen asset weights, then wraps it in a Monte-Carlo risk range, real purchasing power, the amount needed to hit a goal, and stress scenarios.
The crypto profit calculator returns net PnL on a long or short crypto trade — leverage and fees included — then expresses it as return on the margin you actually posted (ROE).
The liquidation price calculator estimates the level where losses eat the margin behind a leveraged long or short — from your entry, leverage and maintenance margin.
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