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Bank Nifty 100 Point Strangle - Re-execute 2 time W&T 2 Points - TSL 10% by 5%

Entry 0919

Exit    1500

Instrument Sell Bank Nifty CE/PE with premium <= 100 at 0919 based on Bank Nifty spot

SL 25% Re-execute 2 times

TSL 10% by 5% on both legs

MTM SL 900 per lot

Capital 1,25,000 per lot

This strategy builds on the strategy as described in my other blog post Bank Nifty 100 Point Strangle - REX 2 No TSL

The only difference being that in this variation we have a trailing stop of 10% by 5% at leg level i.e. we shift the SL up by 5% on every 10% increase in profit in that particular leg

 Below Quantiply set up is to trade with 1 lot









Back testing

Updated as of 5-Apr-24




Actuals ( Started trading from 1-Sep-22)






Day wise trades for Mar 2024




Reason for high difference b/w back testing and actual


Historical Trades

Feb 2024




Jan 2024


Dec 2023


Nov 2023


Oct 2023


Sep 2023


Aug 2023




Reason for high difference b/w back testing and actual

1-Aug-23    PE leg took first re-entry immediately after exiting from first entry (10:34) whereas in back testing it took re-entry around 2 PM after exiting from first entry
4-Aug-23    In actual trade CE leg first re-entry happened immediately after exit from first entry but in BT it happened at 1:32 which caused strategy level SL to hit in actual trade
17-Aug-23    In actual trade CE leg second re-entry ended in loss whereas in BT it ended in good profit because of not hitting trailing stop loss
25-Aug-23    
In actual trades PE hit max SL in first and second re-entry (25% SL) however in back test only one re-entry happened and that too late in the day which ended in profit

Jul 2023



Reason for high difference b/w back testing and actual

3-Jul-23    Delay in initiating the trade because of Finvasia issue
5-Jul-23    MTM SL was hit in actual trade but not in back testing 


Jun 2023




Reason for high difference b/w back testing and actual

1-Jun-23:    In real trade last CE re-entry hit SL at 0% whereas in BT it hit the target 
7-Jun-23:    27 point slippage in first PE SL hit
8-Jun-23:    In back testing CE leg had 2 re-entries and all the 3 entries had hit SL whereas in actual only 1 re-entry happened for CE leg and it hit target
15-Jun-23    Re-entry didn't happen in actual trades because of logical setup issue
16-Jun-23    In back testing CE leg had 2 re-entries and all 3 entries in CE leg hit SL whereas in actual trade 2nd re-entry didn't take place
22-Jun-23    In back testing 2nd re-entry for CE leg hit the target whereas in actuals it hit TSL
27-Jun-23    Actual trades were initiated later than 0919

May 2023


Reason for high difference b/w back testing and actual

22-May-23: Back Testing didn't catch the spike which caused SL in PE in first re-entry
24-May-23: Trade got closed earlier because of margin error

Apr 2023


Mar 2023


Feb 2023


Reason for difference between back testing and actual trades

23-Feb-23 - Was trading the strategy with MTM SL of 1000 on this day. BT is with MTM SL of 2000
27-Feb-23 Was trading the strategy with MTM SL of 1000 on this day. BT is with MTM SL of 2000
28-Feb-23 Delayed entry because of Finvasia broker issue

Jan 2022




Dec 2022


Nov 2022


Reason for high difference b/w back testing and actual

17-Nov: In real trade 3rd re-entry of CE leg gave good profit as it hit the target whereas in back testing 3 re-entry of CE leg gave minor loss. 


Oct 2022


Reason for high difference b/w back testing and actual

27-Oct-22: Strategy had to be squared off and re-entered because of margin error in IIFL account

Day wise trades for Sep 2022


Note: I am not SEBI registered advisor and strategies provided here are for learning purpose only

Comments

  1. Thanks. Is there any reason to trade both..?

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    1. No reason. Just wanted to check which one is better on a monthly basis. Now moving entirely to one with TSL of 10% by 5%

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    2. Hi Arun. I see in your daily PnL you are using the one without trailing also. Have you had multiple days where it performed better than the trailing SL one?

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  3. Hi arun! I guess in this strategy there will be lot of transaction cost? Am i right? As 25% sl will hit many times. Right?

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    1. Overall cost involves brokerage plus other government charges where major charges are SEBI transaction charges, GST and STT. Now transaction charges and STT are calculated based on turnover i.e. entry/exit trade prices and GST is on brokerage + transaction charges. Here brokerage will be more because there are re-entries and hence GST will be more. However if brokerage is taken out by doing it in zero brokerage, then major cost will be transaction charges, GST on transaction and STT charges. Though these will be higher than single entry one for 100 point but they will be similar to single entry ATM straddle charges as 100 point on average is 1/3rd of ATM price on a given day.

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  4. Okay and why havent you used 150 pts or 200 pts strangle in this strategy? Any specific reason ?

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    1. 100 point was giving less draw down in back testing and hence I selected it

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    2. which platform is used for this backtest? top 3 images are of which platform? pl share

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  5. on which platform this backtest is done? ref- the top3 images are of which platform?

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    1. This back test for this strategy is from Algo test platform. Top 3 images are of quantiply which is used to execute this strategy

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  6. Nice work, thank you. I noticed that MTM stoploss is configured is for 2k, but max stoploss is 7.5k. could you pls give some clarity on this?

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    1. Have switched back testing results from Stock Mock to Algo test. Now the max loss is 2.6k instead of 7.5k. Sometimes losses can be more than MTM SL because of slippage at time of SL hit

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  7. I see the Re-Execute option is giving better results when tested in Stockmock. This option is not present in AlgoTest. Could you please check and confirm ??

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    1. In Algo test also this strategy can be tested. Re-entry on SL with RE MOMENTUM option needs to be selected with 2 re-entries

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  8. Do you have any trade Tron link for this strategy

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    1. No it is not possible to set it up in tradetron

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  9. Hi Arun, Whether you have change the TSL to 1% by 1% as mentioned in strategy table.

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    1. For this strategy TSL is 10% by 5% only. Will correct the details in back testing excel

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  10. Is the re execution on both target and sl or re execute only on sl

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  11. is the one leg sl hit then immediately entry in one leg or after both leg sl hit then re excute strategy?

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    1. Yes if one leg SL hit and the price again goes down by 2 points then re-execute that leg. Both legs SL and re-entry is independent of each other

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