Trade Analysis

Win rate & expectancy calculator

Calculate win rate, expectancy, and profit factor from your trade results.

Free · no sign-up · Runs in your browser · Last updated 18 September 2026

The short version

Expectancy = (win rate × avg win) − (loss rate × avg loss). Positive means the system pays over many trades.

Use closed trades only, and the same date range for wins, losses and the two averages.

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What is a win rate and expectancy calculator?

A win rate and expectancy calculator turns your trade wins, losses, and average win/loss into win rate, expectancy per trade, and profit factor. Traders use it to judge whether a system is profitable over many trades, not from a single lucky streak.

Win rate & expectancy questions

What is trading expectancy?

Expectancy is the average amount you expect to win or lose per trade over many repetitions. Positive expectancy means the strategy is profitable before costs; negative expectancy means it loses over time.

How do I calculate win rate from trading results?

Win rate = winning trades ÷ total trades × 100. Use closed trades only and the same date range you use for average win and average loss.

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