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Investing Calculators

Fast, accurate tools to plan trades, estimate profits, and model compound growth.

Range Calculator

Enter a base price and a percentage to find the minimum and maximum price targets.

Any price, index level, or value

Distance from base in both directions

⬇ Min
Base Price
⬆ Max

Target Profit Calculator

Find the exact price you need to reach for your desired profit percentage.

Your buy price or current market price

Percentage gain you want to achieve

Entry Price
🎯 Target Value
Profit Amount

Average Price Calculator

Track multiple buy levels to find your true average cost, total shares, and total invested.

📊 Avg Buy Price
Total Quantity
Total Invested

Compound Interest Calculator

Model how your money grows. The compounding frequency setting determines how the interest rate is applied.

Interpreted based on compounding frequency

Years

Months (0–11)

Days (0–30)

💰 Final Amount
Principal Invested
Initial balance
Total Interest Earned
% Profit

Share Quantity Calculator

Find exactly how many whole shares you can buy with your available capital. Since you can only purchase complete shares, any fractional result is always rounded down.

Total amount you want to invest

Current price per share

Shares to Buy
whole shares (fractional part dropped)
💰 Amount Invested
💵 Remaining Cash
📊 Capital Used

How to Use These Calculators

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Range Calculator

Enter any price and a percentage to instantly see the Min and Max price bounds. Perfect for stop-loss and take-profit levels.

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Target Profit

Know exactly what price you need to hit for a given return. Input your buy price and desired gain percentage.

📊

Average Price

Bought shares at multiple prices? Add each trade row to calculate your true average cost, total shares, and total invested.

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Compound Interest

Model growth over any period — years, months, even days — with custom compounding frequency and regular contributions.

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Share Quantity

Enter your capital and the share price to instantly see how many whole shares you can buy, the exact amount invested, and the cash left over.

Frequently Asked Questions

The interest rate you enter is the rate per compounding period. If you select "Daily", the rate is applied each day (e.g. 5% daily = 5% earned every day). If you select "Monthly", the rate is applied each month. This matches how Forex, CFD, and margin trading platforms quote their rates. Formula: A = P × (1 + r)^t where r is the rate per period and t is the number of periods.
Yes. Use the Years, Months, and Days fields independently. For example, enter 0 years, 0 months, and 100 days to calculate exactly 100 days of growth. The breakdown table adjusts to show daily, monthly, or yearly rows depending on your time period.
Average price (cost basis) is the weighted mean price paid across all your purchases of a stock. It helps you understand your true entry point when you buy shares at different prices over time.
It shows you the price band above and below a base price. For example, a 5% range on a $100 stock gives Min $95 and Max $105 — useful for setting stop-loss orders and take-profit targets.
Most brokers only allow you to buy whole shares (unless they offer fractional share trading). If your capital buys 101.87 shares, you can only actually purchase 101 — the remaining 0.87 of a share cannot be bought, so the calculator floors the result to the nearest whole number. The "Remaining Cash" result shows you exactly how much uninvested capital you have left over.
No. All calculations happen entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to any server or stored anywhere. Your financial information stays completely private.
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