Profit and Loss Calculator

Profit and Loss Calculator is a simple calculator tool which is used to calculate profit and loss in this first you enter your cost price and your sell price then click on calculate button then you will get your profit and profit percentage in result will be seen.

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P&L Calculator

Cost Price(CP) :

Selling Price(SP) :

Profit and Loss Calculator FAQs

What is Profit and Loss Calculator?.

Profit and Loss Calculator is a simple calculator tool. It is used to calculate the profit and loss of the purchased stock.

What is Profit and Loss?.

Profit is the amount obtained by selling an article at a price higher than its cost price. And conversely, loss is the amount that is lost when an article is sold for less than its cost price.

What is the Profit formula?.

The formula to calculate profit is: Total Revenue - Total Expenses = Profit.

What is the Loss formula?.

The formula to calculate Loss is: Total Expenses - Total Revenue = Loss.

How to use Profit and Loss calculator?.

It is very easy first enter buy price and second enter sell price then click on calculate button you will see result of profit and loss of stock.

How to Calculate Profits and Losses?.

To calculate profit, the Selling price - Cost price and the Loss is calculated to cost price - selling price.

Disclaimer

STOCK MARKET INVESTMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO MARKET RISKS, READ ALL SCHEME RELATED DOCUMENTS CAREFULLY BEFORE INVESTING.

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