Biggest month ever!

#ADANIENT - Trading this beast whole month. Both LONG & SHORT

Was way late to the party, should have been on this thing way earlier.

Gross return : 30%
Net return: 26.75% (excluding brokerage, taxes and losses from other trades)

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Why #ADANIENT

- Big news that had catastrophic effect on the prices
- Which led to upsurge in volatility
- Being in FnO made it free from circuit limits
- High liquidity, less slippage

Such instances are rare in Indian Markets, #YESBANK & #DHFL had similar characteristics.
Such trades have high R:R and high win rate, like how often you buy something and it goes up 90% on the same day? Bonkers!

> Risk was much higher than my usual risk per trade (while trading cash stocks)
> Traded mostly futures
> Tools used: EMAs, A/VWAPs & intraday high and low

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