A practical framework for protecting capital, controlling drawdowns and building trading discipline, written for Indian equity and F&O traders.
Lose 50% of your capital and you don't need 50% to get back. You need 100%. The deeper the hole, the steeper the climb, and most traders only learn this once they are in one.
Risk management is the set of rules that keeps you out of that hole. That is what this book teaches.
Gain needed on the remaining capital to get back to even.
Too big after a win, too small after a loss. Clear position sizing rules mean one trade can never decide your month.
A stop belongs where the trade is proven wrong, not where the loss feels comfortable. Build exits you can actually follow.
Every trader hits one. Without a plan for drawdowns, revenge trading takes over and small losses become big ones.
Print the worksheets and run through them before every trade, so discipline stops depending on your mood that day.
Overtrading, hesitation and FOMO are habits, not character flaws. Learn to spot them and stay steady.
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Clear rules for sizing, stops and exposure you can use from your next trade.
Worked situations showing how the rules play out when markets move against you.
A toolkit to plan, review and track your risk, not just read about it.
The psychology behind overtrading, fear and revenge trades, and how to stay steady.
15 chapters in 6 parts, plus a toolkit.
This book will not give you signals or promise profits. It gives you a way to protect what you have, so you stay in the game long enough for your skill to count.
A digital PDF. You get the download link right after your payment is confirmed, and you can read it on phone, tablet or computer.
No. The ideas apply whether you are in your first year or your tenth. Basic knowledge of buying and selling shares or derivatives helps.
No book can promise that. This one focuses on what you control: how much you risk, where you exit, and how you behave after losses.
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