Strategy description

Laddoo Strategy

The Laddoo strategy is an option-buying approach designed for trading in the Bank Nifty index. It takes one leg in Bank Nifty options and applies stop-loss measures to help manage risk during market fluctuations.

Strategy Details

• Capital Requirement: ₹25,000 per multiplier (1X)
• Instruments: Bank Nifty
• Instrument Type: Options
• Strategy Type: Directional, Momentum-based
• Average Number of Trades per Day: 4
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Subscriber Responsibilities

• Capital Buffer: Users are advised to maintain an additional 5-10% above the recommended capital as per their broker's requirements. This buffer helps manage potential capital increases, especially during high-volatility days (e.g., rising VIX days).
• Execution and Error Management: Ensure capital is properly allocated and tokens are generated between 8:30 AM and 9:00 AM to minimize execution issues. If deployment errors occur, users will receive notifications via WhatsApp or calls from Tradetron. Address these issues promptly to maintain strategy consistency.
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Algo Awareness for Subscribers

While the strategy logic is consistent across all users, individual outcomes may vary based on entry strikes and prices. Over time, these differences generally even out, leading to similar overall results. To optimize net returns, users are encouraged to explore low-cost or zero-brokerage brokers. Alternatively, users can consult with us for guidance on cost optimization. When selecting a broker, research is essential to ensure reliable API connectivity and minimal execution issues. We can provide insights based on our experiences to support decision-making.

Disclaimer

Trade Mitra is not a SEBI-registered advisor. We make no claims regarding specific returns or ROI. Users are strongly advised to consult their investment advisors before deploying this strategy live. Option trading carries significant risk, and this strategy is recommended only for individuals with a thorough understanding of option buying and trading. If uncertain, it is advisable not to deploy the strategy.