The 93% files · Free tool

Trade like it's a business. Start with the math.

Two tools the 7% actually use — a position-size risk calculator and a pre-trade checklist. Free, no login. Use them right here.

No tips. No signals. Just your own numbers.

Start with the calculator ↓

Position-size risk calculator

How much should one trade actually risk?

This is pure math on your own numbers. It names no stock and recommends nothing — it just shows you your own rule.

Account capital (₹)

Risk per trade (%)1.00%

The 7% typically risk 1–2% per trade.

Entry price (₹)

Stop-loss price (₹)

Pre-trade checklist

Before you enter — 8 honest questions.

Tick each only if it's true right now. Then read your own score.

I have a written reason to enter this trade — not a tip or a feeling.
My entry, exit, and stop-loss are decided before I click.
This trade risks no more than 1–2% of my account (I checked above).
My position size came from the math, not my conviction.
I know the exact price where I'm wrong and I'll actually honour it.
This is a setup I've taken before and can describe in one sentence.
I am not "making back" a previous loss with this trade.
I will log this trade — including if it loses.

Your score

0/8

This is a bet.

No shame — but this is exactly what SEBI measured. Fix the process before the position.

Framing based on SEBI · Equity Derivatives P&L Study · Sep 2024

Keep your setup.

Want your calculator result and completed checklist saved to keep? We'll email them straight to you — plus the odd note on trading like an operator. No spam, no tips.

Position size

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Rupee risk

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Checklist

0/8

What you'll need

Ready to run this for real?

To actually place trades, you'll need a demat account. Full disclosure: the broker I use is also my broking partner. I'm an Authorised Person with them — so if you open through this link, it supports the channel. Only open one when you're ready, and only trade money you can afford to lose.