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Risk & expectancy calculators

Two of the most useful numbers in trading: how much to buy so a loss is survivable, and whether your edge is positive over the long run.

Position size & risk

Fix your loss first; let the share count fall out of the math.

1R = the distance from entry to stop. Shares = dollars risked ÷ 1R. A tighter stop allows more shares; the dollar loss stays fixed.

Expectancy (in R)

Does the system make money over many trades?

Expectancy = (win% × avg win) − (loss% × avg loss), measured in R. Positive expectancy is the mathematical definition of an edge — an expectation, never a guarantee.

Pair these with the Risk & Position Sizing lesson and any strategy playbook.