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Risk Management

Value at Risk (VaR) Range-Based Calculator

Parametric Value at Risk estimates the maximum expected loss over a holding period at a given confidence level, using volatility as the input. Use your ATR% or historical daily range% as the volatility figure, enter position value, confidence level, and holding period, and get a dollar and percentage VaR estimate.

Use your ATR% or the standard deviation of daily returns.

Value at Risk ($) ···
Value at Risk (% of position) ···

Educational tool only, not financial advice. Parametric VaR assumes normally distributed returns, which understates risk during fat-tail events. Do not treat this as a hard loss cap.

Jason Parker, founder of Trading Ranges

Built by Jason Parker, founder of Trading Ranges.

Jason Parker, founder of Trading Ranges

Built by Jason Parker, founder of Trading Ranges.