@Suresh_kumar047@BTA_INDIA And while asking questions he said not having capital is you problem, bro you strategy loss my capital book tiny profit is not no loss strategy
@Suresh_kumar047@BTA_INDIA Total misguided strategy
Ex:Entry: Invested ₹14.75L at Nifty 22,700.
Expiry: Nifty hit 24,700. Option lost ₹94k, while Nifty BeES gained ₹114k.
NetResult: tiny ₹20k profit.
Problem: To re-enter the same position at 24,700, need ₹16L.
Net -1lakh
@Suresh_kumar047
Example:
Entry: Invested ₹14.75L at Nifty 22,700. Buy bees with option positions
Expiry: Nifty 24,700. Option lost ₹94k, while Nifty BeES gained ₹114k.
NetResult: tiny ₹20k profit.
Problem: To re-enter the same position at 24,700, need ₹16L.
Net -1lakh
@Suresh_kumar047, I took this paid strategy is highly misleading
Lost capital is not strategy problem
It's my problem? Book tiny profit and get big capital loss in upward market, also need to pay for every que, total waste of money and time, guy's be aware from such people
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Jesse Livermore : 6 years
Mark Minervini : 6 years
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