The R-Desk

Size is a symptom. Feed it your stop — it solves the size that keeps open risk pinned to one unit (1R), even as you pyramid.

Risk unit · 1R$500
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Enter a price
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type a price and stop, or tap a % chip

Doctrine — your risk unit

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Direction
1R (one unit)$100
Risk per trade1% of equity
Open risk right now
0.00R
Flat
Open risk $$0
Risk slack to unit$100

Position P&L (in R)

Unrealized0.00R
Realized0.00R
Total0.00R
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Position ledger — tranches

TypePriceSize
No tranches yet. Add your first entry.
Net size0
Avg entry—
Exposure$0

Pyramid solver — hold the unit

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Set price & stop
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enter a price to act at and your stop
What would I size if I had no position? —
New trade — not saved

How it holds the line: open risk = side × (avg entry − stop) × size. Trail your stop as price moves your way and earlier tranches lock profit — that frees risk budget, so the solver lets you add size while total open risk stays at 1R. Open a position to track it live; close it to log the result in R. Not investment advice — an instrument for your own rules.