Here will explain that strategy which have 95% accuracy win rate and require 1L capital . You can expect 5% return per week. I traded for almost 3 months and working good.

Entry trade Every Friday morning 9.30 :-
when bank nifty spot at 39200 deploy call debit and put debit spread.
Call debit spread:
spot: 39200
Buy ce leg : 39600 --> 400 points above
Sell ce leg : 40100 --> 500 points above ce buy leg
Funds needed 25k
Put debit spread:
spot: 39200
Buy pe leg : 38800 --> 400 points below the spot
Sell pe leg : 38300 --> 500 points below pe buy leg
Funds needed 25k
For deployment these two strategies required 50k. Expecting 5% on capital of 1L means 5k.
Case 1: If market went up when you see min 5k profit on call debit spread book call debit spread . Now you have only put debit spread means 38800 pe buy and 38300 pe sell .
Now sell 2 lots more of 38300 pe and buy 37900 pe 2 lots . Now you have put butterfly 1:3:2
38800 pe buy - 1 lot
38300 pe sell - 3 lots
37900 pe buy - 2 lots
so that your making loss free of put debit spread and booked profit of call debit spread.
If market make one retracement you will get profit on put debit spread also.
Case 2: If market went down when you see min 5k profit on put debit spread book put debit spread . Now you have only call debit spread means 39600 ce buy and 40100 ce sell .
Now sell 2 lots more of 40100 ce and buy 40500 ce 2 lots . Now you have call butterfly 1:3:2
39600 ce buy - 1 lot
40100 ce sell - 3 lots
40500 ce buy - 2 lots
so that your making loss free of call debit spread and booked profit of put debit spread.
If market make one retracement you will get profit on call debit spread also.
Case 3: If market sustain between both call and put buy for 2 days simply make 1:3:2 of both debit spread and hold.
I said 95% accuracy for this strategy so please observe for at least for 1 month and come and troll me here. You just reading my thread but i tried in real market so first think logically and comment here.
Happy weekend....!!!!😍😍😍

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