Compare entry, stop, and target distances, calculate the risk-to-reward ratio, and see the break-even win rate before a simulated trade.
Enter or adjust the values, then select Calculate results.
An entry at 1.1000, stop at 1.0950, and target at 1.1100 creates 50 pips of risk and 100 pips of potential reward: 1:2. A $250 planned loss corresponds to $500 gross potential reward before costs.
Risk distance is the distance from entry to stop. Reward distance is the distance from entry to target. R:R = reward distance ÷ risk distance. Break-even win rate = 1 ÷ (1 + R:R).
No. It must be evaluated with realistic execution, setup probability, market conditions and your tested process.
It is the theoretical win rate needed to offset equal-sized losses at the selected ratio before costs.
This simple tool assumes one target. Advanced planning should model partial exits, stop movement and fees.
Outputs are planning estimates, not investment advice or guarantees. Verify instrument specifications, fees, prices and binding prop-firm rules with the relevant official source before relying on any result.