Trade Box Position Calculator (Pro-V2)

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Trade Box Position Calculator (Pro) is a visual risk management and position sizing tool that overlays a clean trade box directly on your chart. Instead of typing numbers in a calculator, you simply click on the chart to set your Entry, Target, and Stop levels, and the script builds a full trade map around them.

You define your Wallet Value and Risk % per trade, then the script automatically calculates:

Position size (Qty) based on distance from Entry to Stop

Total trade value

Monetary risk per trade

Potential profit and Risk:Reward ratio

Live open P&L as price moves

The trade is visualized as:

A green profit box between Entry and Target

A red risk box between Entry and Stop

Colored horizontal lines for Entry (blue), Target (green), and Stop (red)

Professional labels show detailed info:

Center label: P&L, Qty, Trade value, Risk $, R:R

Target label: distance to target, % move, potential profit $

Stop label: distance to stop, % risk, risk $

All label colors, text sizes, background transparency, and box width/offset can be customized from the settings, so you can adapt the tool to any chart style or theme.

The script also includes smart alerts that automatically follow your levels:

Entry Hit – when price touches your entry zone

Target Hit – when price touches your target

Stop Hit (3 closes) – when price has closed beyond your stop level for 3 consecutive bars (to avoid being faked out by a single wick)

You can either create separate alerts from the alertcondition() entries, or enable the “Use single combined alert()” option and set one alert with “Any alert() function call” so a single alert setup covers Entry, Target, and Stop events.

This tool is designed to help discretionary traders quickly plan trades, visualize risk vs reward on the chart, and keep position sizing consistent with their risk management rules.

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• When you first set Entry/Target/Stop and they become valid, the box is anchored around the current bar and stays there.
  
• As new bars print, the box doesn’t slide forward.