Target Price Calculator
Turn a target percentage gain into the price you would need to reach it. Enter your entry price and the gain you are aiming for, and the calculator shows the target price, the multiple on your money, and the profit or loss per unit.
How to use the Target Price Calculator
- Enter the price you bought at, in US dollars.
- Enter the percentage gain you are aiming for.
- Read the target price and the multiple it represents.
- Use a negative percentage to set a target below your entry.
Gains and multiples
A 100% gain doubles your money, which is a 2x multiple; a 200% gain triples it, a 3x. Seeing the multiple alongside the percentage makes ambitious targets easier to judge against how markets actually behave.
A target is not a forecast
This tool only does the arithmetic of converting a percentage into a price. It does not predict whether any asset will reach that price. Pair it with a plan for risk using the position size calculator.
Frequently asked questions
How is the target price calculated?
The tool multiplies your entry price by one plus your target gain expressed as a decimal, so a 50% target multiplies the entry by 1.5.
What does the multiple mean?
It is how many times your starting value the target represents. A 2x multiple means doubling your money; a 0.5x multiple means the value has halved.
Can I model a loss?
Yes. Enter a negative percentage and the tool returns a target below your entry, which is useful for setting downside levels.
These tools are provided for information only and do not constitute financial or investment advice. Figures may be delayed. See our Methodology for data sources.