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Take profit calculator
Set your take profit from your stop and the risk:reward you want, and see the profit if it is hit.
Excludes spread, commission and swap.
Conversions use reference rates from 6 October 2026. Your broker’s live prices will differ slightly.
Targets that match your stop
A take profit only makes sense next to its stop. Two traders both aiming for 50 pips are making very different bets if one risks 20 pips and the other 60. Setting the target as a multiple of the stop keeps your risk:reward consistent, so your win rate tells you whether the strategy works.
Then sanity-check the target on the chart. If there is strong resistance before it, a closer target with a smaller ratio may be more realistic. See how to read a forex signal for how our targets are set.
FAQ
How do you calculate a take profit price?
Target pips = stop pips × reward ratio. For a buy, take profit = entry + (target pips × pip size); for a sell, entry − (target pips × pip size). A 25-pip stop at 1:2 gives a 50-pip target.
What risk:reward ratio should I use?
Many traders aim for at least 1:1.5 or 1:2, so they can be profitable while winning fewer than half their trades. A target is only useful if price can realistically reach it, so check it against nearby support and resistance.
Should I use more than one take profit?
Some traders close part of the position at a first target and leave the rest to run, often moving the stop to breakeven. Our signals list several targets for this reason.
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