Long setup:

Trading a reversal using 3 bar Price Action

1. Bar 1 closes lower (Red)
2. Bar 2 closes below Bar 1 (Red)
3. Bar 3 closes above the high of both Bar 1 & Bar 2 (Green)
4. Buy at the close of bar 3
5. SL is low of Bar 3 & Trail SL
6. Decide position size as per risk

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12 to 15% is easily achievable nowadays without taking much risk even though the capital is 10 crores due to leverage :)

Invest 10 crore in liquid, debt, gilt, T-bills, 10-20% equity that will give 6 to 7% average returns every year.


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Rest can be made by selling far otm penny options only on expiries. They are trading at good premiums due to leverage and can be easily manageable if goes wrong. Thus targeting only 0.15% returns in a week
0.15% x 52 weeks = 7.8%

6% in MFs + 7.8% in trading = 14% returns

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Now comes the hard part, doing this every week without getting bored and without affecting one's psychology is the most difficult part. And since we start making money, we take higher risks which can eventually wipe out profits.

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And those who think about blackswan event all the time can do it only call side. And it's purely intraday & only will be done on expiry days, so chance of Black Swan, that too on upper side is mostly impossible. If there is any case as such before, do let know in comments

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