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Performance Report

This page shows in brief some of the top performance achieved by our products. The P/L for futures is for 1 lot.

Trade V – Generates short term trading signals

Stock Futures (1 Jan 2019 – 31 Dec 2019)
Symbol Profit/Loss No. of Trades % Return
IndusInd Bank Rs 334000 91 300%
Manappuram Rs 246000 46 200%
Bajaj Finserv Rs 227000 47 200%

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Index Futures (1 Jan 2019 – 31 Dec 2019)
Symbol Profit/Loss No. of Trades % Return
Nifty Rs 125000 199 100%
Bank Nifty Rs 210000 98 200%

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MCX Metals (1 Jan 2019 - 31 Dec 2019)
Symbol Profit/Loss No. of Trades % Return
Lead Rs 254000 93 -
Aluminium Rs 106500 88 -
Gold Rs 90500 113 -

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Day PRO – Generates intraday signals

Stock Futures (1 Jan 2019 – 31 July 2019)
Symbol Profit/Loss No. of Trades % Return
Siemens Rs 79000 42 -
Raymond Rs 65000 26 -
Star Rs 60000 33 -

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Newsletter – Get short term trading and medium term investment advice

Investment Letter
Closed Trades Winning Trades Losing Trades Success Ratio Duration
82 56 26 68% Jan 2017 - Jan 2018

Disclaimer:

- All results are based on simulated trading.
- Past performance is no indicator of future performance.
- Derivative trading carries large risk and not suitable for everyone.


Trading Advice

  • Discipline: The key to success is to follow the trading plan. You should be very clear about how to handle your trade.

  • Planning:  One should identify a few stocks and focus on them.

  • Capital: One should not invest all the capital at once but he should divide his capital in different type of investments.

  • Volumes: A stock should have enough volumes for it to be tradable.

  • News Flow: Be cautious when trading on news which is out in the market. It takes a few minutes for a stock price to adjust to any news.

  • Average Out: When the price of a stock starts falling, people buy more to average out. In trading, it’s a strict ‘No’.