Strategies Simulated
A scanner says what matches now; a strategy adds the rules for entering, sizing, managing and leaving a position. Each saved version is fixed, carries a checksum and a version number, and is what a backtest and a paper account run - so a result always names exactly the rules behind it. Virtual money only.
Examples · 2
to show the format - not because they are thought to workBuys 20-session breakouts on volume in names above their 200-session average; trails a 2 × ATR stop.
- Entry
- 20-session breakout AND Volume ratio(20) ≥ 1.5 AND Close > SMA(200); ranked by Relative strength vs NIFTY 50, 60 sessions, highest first; at most 3 new a day
- Exit
- Close < SMA(50) OR stop
- Size
- risk 1% of equity per trade, sized off the stop, max 12 positions
The finance blueprint's example strategy, written in this format. Its ROCE and debt/equity conditions are left out: the stored filings carry the profit and loss statement only, not the balance sheet.
- Entry
- RSI(14) < 35 AND Close > SMA(200) AND Volume > 2 × Average volume(20); ranked by RSI(14), lowest first
- Exit
- RSI(14) > 65 OR 20 sessions held OR stop
- Size
- 10% of equity per position, max 10 positions
Simulated. A strategy is a set of rules you write for a virtual account. The site makes no recommendation, no forecast, and no claim that any strategy works.