How much you have to make back to break even, after any drawdown.
A 50% loss needs a 100% gain to get even. The numbers get unfriendly fast, which is the entire argument for risking small in the first place.
Enter the drawdown percent.
See the gain required to break even.
Compare across drawdown sizes.
Decide your acceptable risk ceiling.
The maths is on the bench. In the meantime, the position size calculator is live and the rest follow the same pattern.
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Shares from account size, risk percent and stop distance, so the loss is decided before the entry.
R-multiples from entry, stop and target, plus the win rate each ratio needs to break even.
What a steady return does to an account over years, with or without monthly deposits.