ATR stop loss and target calculator — Nasdaq 100

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Statistics cover every hourly candle of the last two years, not only notable events: entering on an ordinary hour is an almost symmetric bet, and the numbers below say how often each level was touched over 24 closed hourly candles.

Stop and target are computed from your entry price in ATR units — the ordinary hourly range. Nasdaq 100: right now it is 0.39% ≈ 120 of the entry price. The odds next to each level are the share of cases where price reached that level within the next 24 hours; computed over all 11,894 hourly bars of 2 years, not over selected trades.

Levels from statistics · entry 30,530 · long
Stop30,052 4 ATR · 1.57%hit in 29% of cases
Target30,770 2 ATR · 0.78%reached in 58% of cases
An entry with no event behind it is a nearly symmetric bet: the odds up and down from a random hour are close. These levels tell you how tight your stop is for the instrument’s ordinary noise, and promise nothing about direction.
LevelPriceDistanceOdds
Stop30,4111 ATR · 0.39%75%
Stop30,2912 ATR · 0.78%57%
Stop30,1723 ATR · 1.18%41%
Stop30,0524 ATR · 1.57%29%
Stop29,8136 ATR · 2.35%15%
Target30,7702 ATR · 0.78%58%
Target30,8893 ATR · 1.18%39%
Target31,0094 ATR · 1.57%25%
Target31,2486 ATR · 2.35%9%

Market Magnitude shows statistics of past hourly moves computed on closed candles. It is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial or trading advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Trading involves substantial risk of loss; you make all decisions independently.