Futures

Target Price Calculator (ROI on Margin)

Solve for the exit price that delivers your target net ROI on initial margin.

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Enter 50 for 50% ROI on initial margin
Enter 0.04 for 0.04% per side

Results

    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

    • Linear PnL; net ROI = netPnl ÷ initialMargin.
    • Fees on entry + exit notional (per-side rate). Enter percents as numbers: 0.04 for 0.04%.
    • Educational planning tool — verify on your venue before trading.

    Frequently asked questions

    What does ROI on margin mean here?

    Target ROI on margin = net PnL ÷ initial margin after per-side fees on entry and exit.

    It measures return on collateral, not on full notional — the same convention as the futures PnL calculator.

    How is the exit price solved?

    The tool algebraically solves for exit where net PnL matches your ROI target, accounting for linear direction and fees on both notionals.

    If fee rate equals the direction sign (denominator zero), the solve is rejected.

    Can I use this for shorts?

    Yes. Select short and the direction flips in the PnL equation, producing a lower exit for profit targets on shorts.

    Geometry is not validated against stop/take-profit rules — check levels manually.

    Does leverage change absolute PnL?

    For a fixed quantity, absolute net PnL depends on price move and fees — not leverage directly.

    Leverage enters through initial margin, which defines the ROI target denominator.

    Should I treat the output as a limit order price?

    Use it as a planning level. Slippage, partial fills, funding, and mark-price mechanics can shift realized ROI.

    Pair with liquidation and funding tools before holding leveraged positions.

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