Position size calculator.
Translate an account-level risk limit into a share quantity using entry, stop, and allocation constraints. The output is a planning estimate—not a guarantee of maximum loss or a trade recommendation.
Enter the scenario. Run the math.
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Know what the number means.
01How many shares should I buy?+
The calculator returns the lower quantity permitted by the entered risk budget and allocation cap. The output is arithmetic, not a recommendation to place the trade.
02Why does the stop price matter?+
The distance between entry and stop defines the modeled risk per share. A wider distance permits fewer shares for the same risk budget.
03Does the position-size result guarantee my maximum loss?+
No. Gaps, slippage, liquidity, halts, fees, and execution differences can make realized losses larger than the modeled amount.
