What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you calculate how many shares to buy in a long stock trade while controlling downside risk and respecting portfolio concentration limits.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Fixed Fractional Sizing: Risk a chosen percentage of account equity per trade using an explicit entry and stop.
- ATR-Based Sizing: Convert volatility (ATR and multiplier) into a stop distance, then derive the share count from a target risk%.
- Kelly Criterion Sizing: Use win-rate and payoff statistics to compute a (conservative) half-Kelly risk budget, optionally converting it to shares when entry/stop are provided.
- Portfolio Constraints: Applies max position % and max sector % constraints and identifies which constraint is binding so you understand what limits the final size.
Quick Start
Ask: “For a $100,000 account, with entry $155 and stop $148.50, what position size should I use if I risk 1% and max the position at 10% with max sector exposure 30% (current sector exposure 22%)?”