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Target Profit Price Calculator

Determine the exact target exit price needed to hit your rupee profit goal.

Required Target Exit Price
₹550.00
Points Move Needed50.00 pts
Gross Target Required₹5000.00
Net Profit Retained₹5000.00

How the Calculation Works

Step 1: Input Valuation

Read parameters and compute total exposure: multiply order quantity by contract unit multiplier.

Step 2: Payoff & Boundary Evaluation

Evaluate terminal return at the selected target price using strict financial mathematical boundary logic.

Step 3: Frictional & Premium Netting

Deduct upfront capital commitments, taxes, or net debits to produce final net profit or loss realization.

Calculation Formula

Required Target Exit = Entry Price + [(Target Profit + Charges) / Quantity]

Example Calculation

Buying 200 shares at ₹250 targeting a net ₹5,000 profit with ₹50 estimated charges.

Outcome: Required Target Price: ₹275.25 (+25.25 points move needed)

To secure ₹5,050 gross (yielding ₹5,000 net after fees) across 200 shares requires an exit at ₹275.25.

Assumptions & Parameters

  • Assumes clean market limit execution at the target level.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does target profit exit work?

Calculates the exact exit price that covers costs and yields your goal.

How do trading fees affect target price?

Fees push your target exit price slightly higher for long trades to preserve net profit.

Can I use this for short selling?

Yes. For short trades, target price is Entry Price minus profit points needed.

What if my target price is unrealistically high?

You can increase share quantity (if risk permits) to reach the same profit goal with smaller price movement.

Should targets be based on profit or technical levels?

Professional traders locate technical resistance first, then check if that target yields acceptable reward/risk.

How does lot size impact target price?

Larger positions require fewer points of price movement to hit the same rupee profit.