Forex 100,000 · Gold 100 · Silver 5,000 · Crude oil 1,000 · Indices and crypto usually 1. Your broker shows the exact figure under Symbol Specification.
How much are you willing to lose on this trade?
Type a dollar amount, or a percentage of the balance. Either box fills the other in.
In price mode you can type just the last digits — with an entry of 1.08500, typing 310 in the stop box becomes 1.08310. Every figure on the right assumes you are filled at the entry price above; after a market fill, paste the real price in and check again.
Volume to place
0.00lots
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| Stop loss amount | — |
| Take profit amount | — |
| SL / TP ratio | — |
| Stop distance | — |
| Target distance | — |
| Value of 1 point at this volume | — |
| Margin required | — |
| Free margin left | — |
What you accept to lose per trade
Fill in one box only. Whichever you type in becomes the rule for the whole plan.
or
A ratio of 2 means every take profit is worth twice its stop loss: risk $20 to make $40.
Net winning trades needed
—net wins
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| Money per winning trade | — |
| Money per losing trade | — |
| Average wins per month | — |
| Average wins per week | — |
| Profit you have to make | — |
| Loss per trade against capital | — |
| Balance after 10 losses in a row | — |
| Win rate that just breaks even | — |
Wins never arrive alone. Every win rate below reaches the same target — it just needs a different number of trades to get there.
| Win rate | Trades | Wins | Losses | Per week |
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As accuracy falls toward the break-even line, the number of trades needed does not rise gently — it runs away.
| Point | Balance | Net wins banked | Risk per trade |
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