Daily Recommendation is our shortest-horizon research product. Every trading day, before the market opens, we publish a small number of setups on the Nifty, Bank Nifty and liquid cash-segment stocks — each one written up rather than simply announced.
What you receive
A setup is only published when the risk-reward is measurable in advance. Each one arrives with:
- the instrument and direction, with the reasoning behind it;
- an entry zone rather than a single price, because fills vary;
- a target range and a stop-loss, both fixed before the trade opens;
- the position size we would treat as reasonable, expressed as a share of risk capital rather than a rupee figure.
How the setups are built
Levels come first — prior day structure, volume at price, and the overnight gap. A setup has to survive a liquidity filter before it is written up at all: if the instrument cannot absorb a normal position without slippage eating the stop, it does not go out.
We cap how many setups are published in a session. On days when the market offers nothing that clears the framework, we say so and publish nothing. A quiet day is a legitimate outcome, and filling it with marginal ideas is how traders lose money slowly.
The end-of-day note
After the close, every setup is reviewed in writing — the ones that worked, the ones that did not, and which of the two the stop-loss saved. The review is published whether the day went well or badly. That record is the point: it is what lets you judge the research rather than take it on trust.
What this service is not
This is a research and education service. We do not execute trades, we never hold your funds or securities, we do not offer portfolio management, and we do not guarantee or indicate returns of any kind. A stop-loss limits a loss on the level it is placed at — it is not protection against a gap.
Intraday trading carries a materially higher risk of loss than investing, and the majority of active intraday traders lose money over time. Please read the Most Important Terms & Conditions and the Disclaimer before subscribing, and act on any recommendation only after judging whether it fits your own circumstances and risk tolerance.