Every trade needs a worst-case number. Calculate the maximum you can lose if your stop-loss is hit.
The exact dollar amount you risk.
Shares × (entry − stop).
See the loss before it happens — trade smaller.
Run through a typical scenario with the sample values below — hit See an example to load them instantly.
| Input | Sample value |
|---|---|
| Shares | 100 |
| Entry Price ($) | 80 |
| Stop-Loss Price ($) | 72 |
Follow the steps below to get accurate results.
Shares · e.g. 100Entry Price ($) · e.g. 80Stop-Loss Price ($) · e.g. 72Every trade needs a worst-case number. Calculate the maximum you can lose if your stop-loss is hit.
Max Loss Calculator is an interactive estimate built for quick planning. Always double-check the numbers that matter before acting on them, and reach out to a professional for personalized advice.
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Simply fill in the fields and press Calculate. Every trade needs a worst-case number. Calculate the maximum you can lose if your stop-loss is hit.
Just the basics — Shares and Entry Price ($) and Stop-Loss Price ($), plus a few simple inputs. No account or signup is required; everything runs in your browser.
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The calculator uses current, standard formulas to produce an educational estimate. Real-world figures can vary based on your specific situation, so treat it as a planning aid rather than a final answer.
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The result is an estimate for educational purposes only and is not financial, legal or tax advice. Consult a qualified professional before making important decisions.