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BN 100 PT SL 40 PT TSL 5% By 3%

Entry time: 0930

Instrument: Sell Bank Nifty weekly CE and PE leg having premium >=  100 points

Stop-Loss: 40 points on both legs and adjust the SL to cost for a leg if other leg's SL is hit

Target: 90% on both legs

Trailing Stop Loss : 5% by 3% on both legs

Exit Time: 3 PM

Slippage: 0.5%

Back testing
(Updated as of 5-Apr-24)





Actual trade based profit/loss
(Started trading from 1-Dec-23)







Profit/Loss for Mar 2024




Reason for high difference b/w actual and back testing


Historical Trades

Feb 2024


Reason for high difference b/w actual and back testing

07-Feb-24: CE trade hit TSL in actual trade whereas in back test it exited at good profit at exit time


Jan 2024



Reason for high difference b/w actual and back testing

30-Jan-23: CE trade hit TSL in actual trade whereas in back test it exited at good profit at exit time

Dec 2023


Reason for high difference b/w actual and back testing

19-Dec-23: In actual trade 47600 PE didn't hit SL at 09:55 as shown in Back testing

Note: I am not a SEBI registered advisor and sharing strategies for learning purpose only

Comments

  1. can you elaborate trailing sl please

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    1. Trailing SL where we move SL as per movement of instrument price. E.g. say CE option is at 100 and we have kept SL at 40 points away then initial SL will be 140 for it. Assume TSL is 5 pt by 5 pt i.e. if instruments moves by 5 point in favorable direction then SL will also move by 5 pt. Say now CE option price moves to 95 which is 5 point movement in option price. Now the SL will also move by 5 points towards it i.e. SL will become 135 now. This will happen for every 5 point movement of CE option in favorable direction.

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