What is my risk/reward ratio if I know my entry, stop, and target prices?

How this is calculated

• Trade direction is determined automatically: a stop below entry is treated as a long trade, and a stop above entry is treated as a short trade.
• Risk per share equals the distance between your entry price and your stop-loss price.
• Reward per share equals the distance between your entry price and your target price.
• The risk/reward ratio is your reward per share divided by your risk per share, shown as 1 : X.
• Break-even win rate is the minimum percentage of trades you'd need to win, at this exact risk/reward ratio, just to avoid losing money over time. It equals risk divided by the sum of risk and reward.
• This calculator does not know your actual win rate. A favorable ratio paired with a win rate below this level will still lose money over time, and a small ratio paired with a win rate above it can still turn a profit.
• This does not include commissions, fees, or slippage, all of which raise the win rate actually needed to break even.