Target Closing Price Calculator

A take profit level is an order placed with your broker to close a trade automatically at a specific price. The target closing price is the calculation that determines where that level should be set. This calculator gives you the exact price to use when placing your take profit or stop loss order.

Funded traders often work with specific profit targets and maximum drawdown rules. This calculator lets you reverse-engineer any trade — you enter the dollar amount you need to make or the maximum you can afford to lose, and the calculator tells you the precise price level the market must reach. This removes guesswork from target-setting entirely.

Yes. Select “Fixed loss” as your target type, enter the maximum loss you are willing to accept in your account currency, and the calculator will show you the exact price level that corresponds to that loss. This is the price at which you should place your stop loss order.

This usually means your target amount is large relative to your position size, or your position size is too small for the target you have set. Consider increasing your lot size or adjusting your profit target. The pips to target figure helps you assess whether the target is realistic given current market conditions.

Yes. For a buy trade, the target closing price will always be above your entry price for a profit target and below it for a loss target. For a sell trade, the reverse applies. The calculator accounts for direction automatically when you select Buy or Sell.

Yes. The calculator works for all instruments on the Funded7 platform including metals, oil, indices, and crypto. The correct pip size and contract specifications are applied automatically for each instrument.