Tools
Profit-to-risk calculator
Weigh how hard a target is against your base risk. See graded risk, graded hit chance, and what the balance could look like over a set number of days — with compound or fixed growth.
LITE inputs
Martingale only · trending markets. Defaults match the bot (0.2% risk · 10% target).
Starting balance ($)
Risk input
Base trade size as % of balance ≈ $1.00
Target input
Session / period profit goal as % of balance
Days
Off = fixed dollar targets sized from the starting balance each period
LITE outcome
Graded risk53%
Hit-target grade40%
If targets keep landing
$8,724.70
Weighted by hit grade
$1,621.70
After 30 days · compound
If targets keep hitting: $8,224.70 profit (17.45×)
Weighted by success grade: $1,121.70 profit (3.24×)
Pressure ratio (target÷risk): 50× · mode: martingale
Read: Choose a setup that matches your risk appetite — but a calculated risk is always advised. Right now graded risk (53%) is higher than hit-target grade (40%). That doesn’t mean the plan is impossible — it means it’s probably not worth the risk for what you’re chasing. Lower the target, reduce base risk, or (on PRO) lean Conservative until hit grade leads risk grade again.
Model note. Grades weigh target÷risk, absolute risk size, and stake style (martingale vs conservative). They are educational — not a live win-rate promise — and binary options remain high risk. But here's the point: when hit-target grade is high and graded risk is low, the calculator is telling you the plan is relatively doable. Once your target for the day is reached, stop — leave the bot for another day so you don't overexpose the account chasing extra gains.