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Risk Reward Calculator

Calculate risk/reward ratio, target multiple, win-rate break-even, and dollar risk for a trade plan.

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Risk/reward check

Compare stop distance, target distance, dollar risk, and implied break-even win rate.

Educational risk planning only. This tool does not fetch market data, connect to a brokerage, or provide buy/sell signals.
R multiple
3.00R

Reward is at least twice the stop risk.

Break-even win rate
25.0%

Before fees, slippage, and taxes.

Dollar risk
$360.00
Dollar reward
$1,080.00

Usage tips

Practical guide for Risk Reward Calculator

Risk Reward Calculator is a focused trading utility for this task: Calculate risk/reward ratio, target multiple, win-rate break-even, and dollar risk for a trade plan.

Use it to turn a trade idea into explicit numbers, invalidation levels, exposure limits, and next-step notes before committing capital.

Common use cases

  • Use Risk Reward Calculator when you need a quick result without installing a separate app.
  • Calculate position size, stop distance, R multiples, and portfolio exposure before placing a trade.
  • Convert market notes into a repeatable decision card or pre-trade checklist.

How to use it well

  1. Open Risk Reward Calculator and provide the input requested by the tool.
  2. Review the calculated risk, mode, or checklist result.
  3. Adjust inputs until the plan fits your written rules.
  4. Copy the result into your journal, watchlist, or pre-trade plan.

Practical tips

  • Use conservative assumptions for slippage, gaps, and liquidity.
  • Keep risk per trade and total portfolio risk explicit before thinking about upside.
  • Treat scores and checklists as decision support, not predictions.

Limitations to know

  • Trading tools are educational and do not constitute financial advice.
  • The tools do not fetch live market data, verify ticker fundamentals, or connect to brokerage accounts.
  • Real outcomes can differ because of gaps, slippage, leverage, fees, taxes, and execution errors.

FAQ

Q: What is a good risk/reward ratio?

A: It depends on strategy win rate and execution quality. This tool shows the math so you can compare plans.

Q: Does a high R target make a trade better?

A: Not automatically. Higher targets may have lower hit rates. Use this with realistic strategy data.

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