Which trading calculator should you use first?
Start with the stop loss: use the stop loss and target calculator to place it from a demand or supply zone, a percentage or an ATR multiple. Then use the position size calculator to turn your risk per trade (commonly 1% of capital) into a share quantity, and check the risk-reward calculator to confirm the target is at least twice the risk. The demand-zone score calculator rates a zone out of seven before you commit, and the pivot point and stock average calculators cover two other common questions.
Position size calculator
Free position size calculator for Indian stocks: enter capital, risk %, entry and stop loss to get a quantity that keeps each loss within your 1% limit.
Open calculator CalculatorRisk reward calculator
Free risk reward ratio calculator for long and short trades: get the R multiple, 1R–3R targets and break-even win rate before you take a trade.
Open calculator CalculatorStop loss & target calculator
Free stop loss and target calculator for Indian stocks: zone, percentage and ATR methods with 1R, 2R and 3R targets, so every trade has a clear exit plan.
Open calculator CalculatorStock average calculator
Free stock average calculator: find your average buy price across purchases, or the shares needed to reach a target average, with the risks explained.
Open calculator CalculatorPivot points calculator
Free pivot point calculator for intraday and swing trading: classic, Fibonacci, Camarilla, Woodie and CPR levels from the previous high, low and close.
Open calculator CalculatorZone score calculator
Free demand zone strength calculator: score any demand or supply zone out of 7 on freshness, leg-out and base candles to compare setups objectively.
Open calculator PlannerStock alert planner
Write down entry, stop loss and target for one setup, export the plan, and prepare it as alerts.
Open planner Zone scanStocks near demand zone
An end-of-day list of Nifty 100 stocks trading inside or within 3% of a fresh daily, weekly or monthly demand zone, with zone lines and score.
Open scanLearn the method behind the numbers
The calculators follow the same rulebook as the free lessons: zones marked body-to-wick, stops just beyond the distal line, targets of at least 1:2 and 1% risk per trade.
Educational calculators only, not investment advice. StockNotify is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst.
