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Monte Carlo Risk Simulator

Run thousands of future price path simulations using Geometric Brownian Motion โ€” the same model used by investment banks. Understand your real probability of hitting your target, not just a single misleading forecast.

Geometric Brownian Motion 1,000 simulated price paths Probability of profit Target & stop-loss analysis Percentile distribution 100% free ยท runs in browser
Simulation Parameters
e.g. 150.50 for AAPL at $150.50
Historical ~10% for S&P
Large-cap ~20โ€“30%
100โ€“2,000

Set your parameters and click
Run Simulation to see price paths

Methodology
How Monte Carlo Simulation Works
The same mathematics used by Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and every major derivatives desk.
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Geometric Brownian Motion

Each simulated path follows GBM: S(t+dt) = S(t) ร— exp((ฮผ โˆ’ ฯƒยฒ/2)dt + ฯƒโˆšdt ร— Z), where Z is a random draw from a standard normal distribution. This models the random walk of stock prices while preserving the statistical properties observed in real markets.

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Why One Forecast Is Dangerous

A single "expected" price projection hides enormous uncertainty. Monte Carlo maps the full distribution of possible outcomes โ€” the 5th percentile shows your realistic downside, and the 95th shows your upside. Retail investors who only see one number routinely underestimate risk.

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Choosing Your Inputs

Expected return: use the stock's historical annual return or your DCF-derived target. Volatility: use the stock's historical 1-year volatility or implied volatility from options. Higher volatility = wider the distribution of outcomes. For UK stocks, FTSE 100 averages ~15% volatility, individual stocks 20โ€“40%.