Futures stop-loss & take-profit calculator
Enter your trade direction, entry, stop-loss and take-profit prices. See the distance in ticks, the money at risk, the potential profit and the risk/reward ratio.
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Your trade comparison will appear here
Enter the contract, entry, stop and target to see risk, reward and the break-even win rate.
How it’s calculated
Stop ticks = |Entry − Stop| ÷ Tick sizeTarget ticks = |Target − Entry| ÷ Tick sizeTotal risk = Stop ticks × Tick value × ContractsTotal reward = Target ticks × Tick value × ContractsReward multiple = Total reward ÷ Total riskBreak-even rate = Risk ÷ (Risk + Reward) × 100Stops do not guarantee an execution price. Slippage, gaps, commissions, exchange fees and spread are not included.
What a 1:2 risk/reward ratio means
The calculator always shows risk first: 1:2 means risking one unit to target two. The break-even win rate comes from that ratio; it is not a prediction of your strategy’s results. Use it with your realized win rate in the trading expectancy calculator.
A stop price is not an execution guarantee
Gaps and fast markets can create slippage, while stop-limit orders can remain unfilled. Review the Investor.gov stop-order explanation and the exact rules of your broker. Then inspect the position’s margin footprint.
A stop and target are only half the plan.
Turn the same stop distance into a contract count, or check the position's margin and leverage — every futures calculator lives on one page.