RISK CALCULATOR iOS APP
The Tactical Trades Risk Calculator iOS app is a precision tool designed for serious traders to manage position sizing with discipline and clarity. It features three key calculators—Dollar Risk, Percent Risk, and ROTE (Risk of Total Equity)—allowing users to define trade risk by dollar amount, percentage of account, or total equity exposure. With shared inputs like account size, entry price, and stop loss, the app quickly outputs shares to buy, position value, stop distance, and risk metrics, helping traders execute with consistency and protect capital on every trade.
COMING TO APP STORE SOON!
ANALYTICS/JOURNAL
Tactical Trades Analytics is a precision-built tracking system for traders who understand that consistent performance starts with data. This journal is fully customizable within Excel and designed to log every trade detail — including entry, exit, position size, stop, target, and outcome — while auto-calculating critical metrics like win rate, average R, expectancy, and drawdown. By visualizing trends and performance breakdowns over time, it empowers you to isolate what’s working, eliminate costly patterns, and make informed adjustments grounded in real numbers. The dashboard is clean and intuitive, giving you a high-level view of your performance at a glance — with instant access to key stats, charts, and trade breakdowns without digging through raw data. If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it — this journal ensures you never trade blind.
DESKTOP RISK CALCULATOR
The desktop version of the Risk Calculator is perfect for traders who prefer working from a computer or don’t use an iPhone. Built for speed and clarity, it lets you quickly calculate position sizing, dollar risk, and ROTE (Risk of Total Equity) using clean input fields and instant output. Whether you're managing trades manually or journaling after hours, the desktop tool ensures you always have precise numbers at your fingertips — no app required.
*Finance Risk Calculator COMING SOON!
- You’ll be able to calculate how many shares you need to sell in order to breakeven on the trade should the stock reverse and your stop gets hit. There’s no better position to be in than a zero-risk trade!
