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Take-Profit Target Calculator

Set a target move percent from entry. Compare gross TP with fee-adjusted TP so net return matches your goal.

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    Veles

    From estimate to a live bot scenario

    Carry the same logic into Veles: set comparable parameters, preview the order grid, then backtest before you launch.

    1. Match direction, leverage, grid, Martingale, and TP/SL
    2. Inspect orders, capital allocation, and average entry
    3. Stress-test fees, drawdown, and MAE in a backtest

    Assumptions & conventions

    • Target move is gross percent on entry notional before fees.
    • Fee-adjusted price solves net return ≈ target after per-side fees.
    • Educational estimate only — not financial advice or live exchange data.

    Frequently asked questions

    How do I calculate a take-profit target price?

    Gross target ignores fees: long TP = entry × (1 + move%), short TP = entry × (1 − move%). Move is a decimal target (5% → 0.05 after UI conversion).

    Fee-adjusted target solves for exit where net return on entry notional ≈ your target move after per-side fees.

    What is the fee-adjusted take-profit price?

    Long: exit × (1 − f) = entry × (1 + m + f) so net ≈ m. Short: exit × (1 + f) = entry × (1 − m − f). f is per-side fee rate; m is target move.

    Use gross target for quick charts; use net target when your goal is profit after fees.

    Should I use gross or net target in bots?

    If your bot TP is set as a price level, compare both rows — gross is what price must reach; net is what you need for fee-inclusive performance on entry notional.

    Exchange fee tiers and maker/taker mix still require manual adjustment.

    Does this tool set stop-loss?

    No. It only solves take-profit geometry for a target percent move. Use stop-loss / take-profit or risk/reward calculators for paired SL/TP planning.

    Break-even calculator complements this when fees dominate small targets.

    Are results exchange-exact?

    Formulas follow standard linear spot/perp fee-on-notional conventions with manual fee input. Live fills, funding, and tiered fees can differ.

    Treat output as educational planning, not an order ticket.

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