Set your purchase price and target percentages, and get the actual Take-Profit and Stop-Loss prices — plus the risk/reward ratio that comes with them.
Simple Target Model
Institutional Desk Standard — the common professional baseline: risk 1 to make 2.
Total Cost to Enter (100 shares/contract)$0.00
Take-Profit Price (per share)
$0.00
+0.0%
Stop-Loss Price (per share, auto-generated)
$0.00
-0.0%
Risk / Reward Ratio (Target)
1 : 0.0
Total Gain if Take-Profit Hit
$0.00
Total Loss if Stop-Loss Hit
$0.00
Method: Stop-Loss % is derived from your two other inputs — Take-Profit % ÷ Desired Risk/Reward Ratio — so the stop sits exactly where it needs to for that ratio to hold. Take-Profit Price = Purchase Price × (1 + Take-Profit % ÷ 100). Stop-Loss Price = Purchase Price × (1 − Stop-Loss % ÷ 100). One options contract represents 100 shares — the per-share prices above aren't what actually moves in your account. The Total Cost, Total Gain, and Total Loss figures multiply by 100 shares and by your number of contracts, since that's the real money at stake, not just the quoted price. “1 : X” means you're risking 1 unit to make X. Not financial advice.