Stocks calculator
Stock Profit / Loss Calculator
Select trade type, enter prices, share quantity, and your brokerage fee to automatically calculate Indian government taxes (STT, SEBI, Exchange, Stamp Duty, GST) and find your exact net profit.
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Formula View calculation method
STT, Stamp Duty, SEBI, Exchange, GST
(Buy price x Shares) + Total Charges
(Sell price x Shares) - Total cost
(Net Profit / Total cost) x 100
((Buy price x Shares) + Total charges) / Shares
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When to use this calculator
Use this calculator before or after a stock trade to estimate net profit or loss after buy price, sell price, share quantity, and charges. It is useful for comparing trade outcomes and understanding how brokerage or fees change your break-even point.
How to interpret the result
A positive result means the trade is profitable before any tax assumptions. ROI shows the return relative to total cost, while break-even sell price shows the minimum price needed to recover cost and charges.
Common mistakes to avoid
Do not mix currencies or units. Include both buy-side and sell-side charges when available. If tax applies in your country, use after-tax calculators or verify with a qualified tax professional.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Stock Profit / Loss Calculator used for?
The Stock Profit / Loss Calculator is a free stocks calculator that works out the result. Enter your own figures to get an instant result with the formula shown on the page.
Where do I get the numbers for the Stock Profit / Loss Calculator?
The Stock Profit / Loss Calculator never fetches live market data, so the output depends only on the values you type in.
Are the Stock Profit / Loss Calculator results financial advice?
No. The Stock Profit / Loss Calculator is an educational tool. Treat the result as an estimate, re-check your inputs, and confirm important investment decisions with a qualified professional.
Can I use the Stock Profit / Loss Calculator with any currency or market?
Yes. Keep all inputs in the same currency and consistent units, and the Stock Profit / Loss Calculator applies the same calculation to any market.