What is Risk / Reward?
Risk / Reward compares how much a setup could lose at the stop with how much it could gain at the target. It is setup math, not a forecast.
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Compare entry, target, and stop-loss levels to calculate reward-to-risk ratio, break-even win rate, and optional fee-adjusted profit or loss.
This calculator classifies the mathematical relationship only. It does not recommend trades or predict outcomes.
Setup Inputs
Enter an entry, target, and stop. Position size is optional and adds fee-aware profit and loss estimates.
Entry price is required.
Target price is required.
Stop loss price is required.
Primary Result
Results appear once entry, target, and stop are valid.
Fix the highlighted fields to calculate risk, reward, ratio, break-even win rate, and fee-aware P/L.
Educational Guide
Risk / Reward compares how much a setup could lose at the stop with how much it could gain at the target. It is setup math, not a forecast.
Risk / Reward helps traders compare setups with different entry, target, and invalidation levels using a consistent mathematical frame.
The break-even win rate estimates how often a setup would need to win for the reward and risk amounts to balance before trading costs.
A high ratio can still fail if the target is unrealistic or market conditions change. The calculator does not measure probability.
When position size is provided, entry and exit fees reduce potential profit and increase potential loss. This keeps the estimate closer to real execution math.
The calculator does not include slippage, funding, taxes, liquidity, execution quality, or whether a target is likely to be reached.
FAQ
There is no universal good ratio. Higher ratios mean more potential reward relative to risk, but they do not say whether the setup is likely to work.
No. It only calculates the mathematical relationship between entry, target, and stop levels. It does not predict whether a target or stop will be reached.
Break-even win rate is the approximate percentage of winning trades required for the reward and risk amounts to balance before trading costs.
Entry and exit fee percentages are included in potential profit and loss when a position size is entered. The headline ratio remains based on price reward versus price risk.
Yes. The calculator is built for crypto price scenarios and can optionally use CoqiLabs asset context for current-price entry.
Yes. A target above entry and stop below entry is treated as long. A target below entry and stop above entry is treated as short.
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