Compare Planned Exit Levels
This visualizer compares planned price levels, not executed trades. Risk per unit is the absolute entry-to-stop distance; target gain uses the direction of the position. Stops can fill away from their trigger price, and fees, slippage, position size, contract multipliers, and borrowing costs are not included.
Why Visualizing Risk Matters
A diagram of planned levels helps you compare these inputs:
- Assess Risk/Reward Ratios: Compare planned target gain with entry-to-stop distance. A large ratio does not measure how likely either level is to be hit.
- Plan Multi-Target Exits: Compare several price targets separately. The tool has no exit allocation weights, so it does not calculate a blended scale-out return.
- Record Assumptions: Save the levels you intend to review. Saving a plan does not guarantee adherence or execution.
See the SEC investor bulletin on stop orders for the difference between a stop trigger and an execution price.
How to Use This Tool
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Enter Your Levels
Input your planned Entry Price and Stop Loss. The tool will calculate planned risk per unit in the entered price currency.
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Set Targets
Add one or more Take Profit targets. See the Risk/Reward (R:R) ratio for each target dynamically.
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Save Your Plan
Save your setup to this browser profile. Storage can be cleared or unavailable; there is no cross-device account sync.