Risk Management
Set a target and stop-loss for each order, then choose which exit to simulate.
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1. Account balance & shared prices
Orders follow these shared prices until you edit their entry or target individually. Other fields remain editable. The net P/L slider adjusts active targets together. Stop-loss prices stay unchanged.
The slider equals the total profit / loss below. Editing orders moves the slider automatically. Moving it adjusts unlocked active Target exits by a shared price change to reach your chosen total; Stop-Loss exits stay fixed. Click 🔓 to lock an order’s target against slider movement; click 🔒 to unlock it. Locked orders still count in net P/L and remain manually editable. Equal Buy/Sell exposure cannot change total P/L through a shared price move. The range expands as needed.
| Active | Slider lock | Position | Buy / Sell | Entry Price ($) | Lot Size | Target Price ($) | Stop-Loss ($) | Simulated Exit | Profit / Loss ($) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total profit / loss · active positions | — | |||||||||
Choose Target or Stop-Loss under Simulated Exit for each position. Profit / Loss, Final Balance and the chart use that selected exit price for the entire order. A new stop defaults to $6 below entry for Buy, or $6 above entry for Sell; edit it as needed. A stop moved past entry can represent protected profit.
0.01 lot = $1 profit or loss per $1 price move. Choose 0.01–1.00 lot in steps of 0.01. Uncheck a position to exclude it from the total without losing its inputs. Up to 6 positions: one initial order and five additions.
3. Balance after each position
Opening balance → each active position’s full profit or loss → final balance. Points follow the table order, not the timing of real trades. Inactive positions are excluded.