Is the trade worth taking? Set your entry, stop loss, and up to 3 profit targets. See the real R:R ratio, breakeven win rate, and net profit after all Indian charges.
Risk Zone
Reward Zone
Entry
Min to not lose money
Expected Value (at 50% win rate)
+₹5,660.47If you win 50% of trades with this setup, you gain ₹5,660.47 on average per trade.
Shares (50%)
50Gross Profit
₹5,000Net (after charges)
₹4,828.16Shares (30%)
30Gross Profit
₹6,000Net (after charges)
₹5,893.79Shares (20%)
20Gross Profit
₹6,000Net (after charges)
₹5,927.12Total Trading Charges
₹350.93Based on zero-brokerage delivery (Zerodha/Groww). Includes STT, stamp duty, GST, SEBI fees. Excludes DP charges.
Tell Metis a stock name. It analyzes support, resistance, and trend strength from live data, then gives you a ready-to-use trade setup.
The risk-reward ratio (R:R) compares how much you stand to lose versus how much you could gain on a trade. A 1:2 ratio means for every ₹1 you risk, you expect ₹2 in profit. Professional swing traders rarely take trades below 1:1.5. Most aim for 1:2 or better, because it lets them stay profitable even with a below-average win rate.
Your breakeven win rate is the minimum percentage of trades you must win to avoid losing money overall. With a 1:3 R:R ratio, your breakeven is just 25%. That means you can be wrong on 3 out of 4 trades and still not lose capital. This is why chasing a high win rate matters less than maintaining a strong R:R ratio.
Win rate: 50%
Win rate: 33%
Win rate: 25%
Win rate: 17%
Professional traders rarely exit at a single price. Scaling out means booking partial profits at different levels. For example, exit 50% at Target 1, 30% at Target 2, and let 20% run to Target 3. This locks in gains on the way up while giving the remaining position room to capture a larger move. This calculator shows the net profit at each target level after Indian charges.