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Break-Even Calculator

Break-Even Calculator

Our free break-even calculator determines the specific price where your trade or investment results in neither profit nor loss. The tool enables you to determine your break-even point for stock purchases and position averaging and multiple entry strategies.

 

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What Is the Break-Even Price?

The break-even price represents the point at which your total cost matches your total proceeds so you neither gain nor lose money. The break-even price serves as a critical piece of information for controlling exits and averaging down investments and establishing practical profit goals.

The actual break-even price for your shares goes beyond the initial purchase price because it represents the weighted average of all your past purchases. The stock break-even calculator provides a fast method to calculate your final break-even amount.

 

How to Use the Break-Even Calculator

The following steps will guide you through break-even calculation:

  1. Enter your purchase prices and the number of shares (or units) bought at each level.
  2. Include any fees or commissions if applicable.
  3. Click calculate — the tool will show your exact break-even price.

The tool becomes particularly useful when you have added to a losing position or bought in multiple tranches.

 

Why Break-Even Matters

The knowledge of your break-even point enables you to make better decisions about exiting trades. The tool helps you stay focused while eliminating emotional factors from your trading decisions. Investors tend to maintain losing positions for extended periods because they lack awareness about their actual break-even point.

The calculator provides essential data for tracking performance no matter if you trade stocks or crypto or ETFs.

 

Related Tools

  • Average Down Calculator
  • Profit and Loss Calculator
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a break-even price in trading?

It’s the price at which your total gains equal your total investment. Above this price, you’re in profit — below it, you’re in loss.

How do I calculate break-even when averaging down?

Add the cost of all purchases and divide by total units bought. This calculator does it instantly.

Is this break-even calculator for stocks only?

No — it can be used for any asset: stocks, crypto, mutual funds, or ETFs.

Does this include fees or brokerage?

Yes — you can factor in commissions or brokerage to get a more accurate break-even point.