Share Market Profit & Loss Calculator (with Percentage)

This free Share Market Profit & Loss Calculator helps you quickly find out how much money you made or lost in a trade, along with the percentage return. It is useful for both intraday and delivery trades.

Just enter your buy price, sell price, quantity and total charges (brokerage, STT, GST, stamp duty, SEBI charges, etc.) and the tool will show:

• Total buy value
• Total sell value
• Gross profit or loss
• Net profit or loss (after charges)
• Profit / loss percentage
• Profit / loss per share

Formula to Calculate Stock Profit / Loss

1) Total Buy Value

Total Buy = Buy Price × Quantity

2) Total Sell Value

Total Sell = Sell Price × Quantity

3) Gross Profit / Loss

Gross P/L = Total Sell − Total Buy

4) Net Profit / Loss (after charges)

Net P/L = Gross P/L − Total Charges

5) Profit / Loss Percentage

Return % = (Net P/L ÷ Total Buy) × 100

Example: Share Market Profit Calculation

Suppose you bought 100 shares at $800 and sold them at $860. Your broker & other charges are $150.

• Total Buy = 800 × 100 = $80,000
• Total Sell = 860 × 100 = $86,000
• Gross P/L = 86,000 − 80,000 = $6,000
• Net P/L = 6,000 − 150 = $5,850
• Return % = (5,850 ÷ 80,000) × 100 = 7.31%

Example: Share Market Loss Calculation

You bought 50 shares at $1,200 and sold them at $1,150. Your total charges are $80.

• Total Buy = 1,200 × 50 = $60,000
• Total Sell = 1,150 × 50 = $57,500
• Gross P/L = 57,500 − 60,000 = −$2,500 (loss)
• Net P/L = −2,500 − 80 = −$2,580
• Return % = (−2,580 ÷ 60,000) × 100 = −4.30%

Why Use This Share Market Profit & Loss Calculator?

• ✔ Helps you understand exact profit or loss after brokerage & taxes
• ✔ Easy for beginners, traders and long-term investors
• ✔ Works for intraday, delivery and swing trades
• ✔ 100% free and mobile-friendly

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is brokerage included in profit and loss?

Yes, real profit or loss should always be calculated after including brokerage and all charges. That is why this calculator has a dedicated field for total charges.

2. Can I use this for intraday trading?

Yes, just enter the buy and sell price of your intraday trade along with quantity and charges. The formula remains the same.

3. What if I don’t know exact charges?

You can use an approximate value (for example, 0.1% to 0.5% of turnover) or enter 0 to get rough profit / loss.

4. Does this work for options and futures?

Mathematically yes — as long as you calculate correct per-unit buy and sell price and multiply by quantity.

5. Is this tool free to use?

Yes, the Share Market Profit & Loss Calculator by Quick Invoice Hub is completely free with no login required.