Strategy description

Strategy Description

Premium Wavyes by Resoluto is an option-selling strategy primarily designed for intraday operations. It is a medium-risk strategy aiming for high returns. The strategy involves entering short positions in Bank Nifty and holding them while trailing profits.

User’s Responsibility

1. Users should maintain adequate capital and generate their API token between 8:30 AM and 9:00 AM to avoid execution issues in 95% of cases. If an error occurs during live deployment, users will be notified via WhatsApp or receive a call from Tradetron—review the deployment log to identify and resolve the issue promptly. If unable to fix the error, contact Tradetron support or your broker.
2. Users should acknowledge that server issues, technical glitches, internet connectivity problems, or disruptions due to natural or man-made calamities at the broker’s, exchange’s, Tradetron’s, or user’s end may lead to financial losses. In such cases, Resoluto LLP and its employees or relatives will not be held responsible for any losses incurred by the user.

Entry Timings

A new counter will be initiated daily at 9:15 AM and will run until 3:19 PM or until the trailing stop-loss (TSL) or universal exit conditions are met, whichever occurs first.

Deployment Timings

The strategy/token must be deployed before the market opens at 9:15 AM.

Capital Required

₹225,000 per 1× multiplier (including buffer).

Instrument

Bank Nifty

Type

Intraday Selling

Average Trades per Day

4 round-trip trades

User’s Algo Awareness

While the strategy logic is applied uniformly for all users, entry strikes and prices may vary—leading to different P&L outcomes. Users should understand and accept these variances, which typically even out over time. Choose a broker with a reliable API to minimize execution issues.

Disclaimer

Resoluto LLP is not a SEBI-registered advisor and does not guarantee specific returns. Consult a registered investment advisor before deploying this strategy live. Option trading carries significant risk. Use this strategy only if you fully understand option-selling dynamics; if unsure, it’s better to avoid this strategy.