๐Ÿ“ˆ Stock Profit Calculator

Total cost (incl. fees)ยฅ200,200
Net proceeds (after fees)ยฅ229,770
Profit/Loss+ยฅ29,570 (+14.77%)

Enter the buy price, sell price, and quantity of shares, along with the fee rates for buying and selling, and this tool calculates the profit and investment return (%) from the trade. Handy for checking the real profit or loss after accounting for trading fees.

How to use

  1. Enter the buy price and sell price (per share).
  2. Enter the number of shares.
  3. Enter the buy and sell fee rates (%) โ€” the profit and return are calculated automatically.

How the calculation works

This tool calculates the gain or loss from buying and selling a stock, including trading fees. Purchase amount = buy price ร— shares Total cost = purchase amount + purchase amount ร— buy fee rate Sale amount = sell price ร— shares Net proceeds = sale amount โˆ’ sale amount ร— sell fee rate Profit = net proceeds โˆ’ total cost Return = profit รท total cost ร— 100 Fees are entered as a percentage of the trade value. If your broker charges no commission, enter 0. Losses are shown with a minus sign.

Worked example

Buy at ยฅ2,000, sell at ยฅ2,300, 100 shares, 0.1% fee each way Total cost: 200,000 + 200 = ยฅ200,200 Net proceeds: 230,000 โˆ’ 230 = ยฅ229,770 Profit: 229,770 โˆ’ 200,200 = +ยฅ29,570 Return: +14.77% In a taxable account in Japan, gains are taxed at 20.315%. 29,570 ร— 20.315% โ‰ˆ ยฅ6,007 โ†’ after-tax profit of about ยฅ23,563

Things to be aware of

  • Profit shown here is before tax. Trades in a Japanese NISA account are tax-free.
  • Dividends and shareholder perks are not included. Use the dividend yield calculator for dividend returns.
  • Japanese stocks normally trade in lots of 100 shares. Fractional (odd-lot) trading can have a different fee structure.

FAQ

Where can I find the fee rate?

Check your brokerage's fee schedule page. Many brokers use a percentage-based fee tied to the trade amount.

Are dividends included in the profit calculation?

No, this tool only calculates the capital gain/loss from buying and selling. Dividend income isn't included โ€” use the Dividend Yield Calculator alongside it for that.

How is a loss displayed?

It's shown in red with a minus sign (e.g. โˆ’ยฅ5,000).