Enter your account size and risk %. It sizes the position and plots your stop and targets on the chart — so you never guess your share count again.
Most blown accounts aren't bad stock picks — they're positions that were too big for the stop. The Risk Manager does the sizing math for you and draws every level on the chart, so the risk decision is made before the trade, not after.
No black box. It's the same arithmetic disciplined traders do by hand — the tool just does it instantly, every time, without fat-fingering the calculator.
If the stop hits, you lose about $100 — 1% of the account — not a number you found out about afterward. And if the math ever calls for more stock than your cash covers, the cash cap steps in and sizes down.
Type in your account size and the % you're willing to risk per trade (1% is a common starting point). You do this once — it applies to every chart.
Leave the ATR stop on and it adapts to each stock's volatility automatically. Or switch to Manual and type the exact price where your setup is wrong.
The panel shows your unit count; the chart shows entry, stop, and all three targets. Place the trade with those numbers — scale out at the targets or let the trailing stop follow it up.
Set your account size and risk % — everything else is ready. Tune when you want to.
The Risk Manager is the last step. Sector Sweeper finds the hot groups, Target Isolator scores the stocks — then this sizes the trade safely.
⚠ Risk-planning tool — not a buy/sell signal. It calculates position size and plots levels from the inputs you give it; it does not predict price movement or tell you what to trade. Not financial advice.