Trader Calculator
Stop Loss Calculator
Estimate maximum loss, potential profit, and risk-reward before entering a trade so you know the downside before the order is placed.
Why stop loss matters
A stop loss is not just a number below the entry price. It defines the maximum loss you are willing to accept if the trade goes wrong. This calculator converts that idea into a rupee amount, potential reward and a clean risk-reward ratio.
How to use the output
If the maximum loss feels uncomfortable, reduce the quantity or avoid the trade. If the reward is too small compared with the risk, the setup may not be worth taking. Many traders focus on finding entries, but strong process comes from knowing the downside first.
Important note for real trading
A mathematically good risk-reward ratio is useful only when the stop loss level is technically valid. Place stops near meaningful invalidation zones such as support breakdown, swing low failure or a trend reversal point, not at random distances.
Related tool
If you want to go beyond calculator output, combine this page with our linked market research tools for deeper context. The calculator gives structure; the related tool helps with analysis.