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  How to Connect AlgoTest with Your RMoney Trading Account? Post Date : July 23, 2025

  AlgoTest is a widely used platform which allows retail traders to backtest and deploy algorithmic strategies with ease. For RMoney clients, integrating your trading account with AlgoTest is simple and quick—thanks to our seamless API access and supportive infrastructure. Additionally, RMoney offers cost-effective brokerage plans, including deep discount brokerage plans, specifically designed to support active and algo traders. With such plans, you can trade systematically without worrying about rising brokerage costs. Learn more about RMoney’s zero brokerage plans here. Follow

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  Why do Algorithmic Traders Lose Money: Avoid These Costly Errors? Post Date : July 23, 2025

  Introduction Algorithmic trading has revolutionized modern financial markets, offering traders the power of speed, precision, and scalability. Yet, despite its technological edge, many Algo strategies fail to deliver consistent results when deployed in real-world conditions. The gap between backtested brilliance and live market Performance often lies in overlooked details. In this article, we’ll uncover some critical reasons why Algo trading strategies are complex than it actually seems—and more importantly, how you can build more reliable systems by avoiding these mistakes.

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  What is the Difference between Ex-Date and Record Date in Stock Market? Post Date : July 23, 2025

  When companies announce corporate actions—such as dividends, stock splits, rights issues, or bonus shares—two dates become crucial for investors: the ex-date and the record date. Understanding these dates ensures you don’t miss out on potential earnings or entitlements. What is the Ex-Date? The ex-date (or ex-dividend date) is the first day a stock trades without the right to receive the announced corporate benefit. If you buy shares on or after the ex-date, you are not eligible for the benefit (e.g.,

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  Total Expense Ratio (TER) in Mutual Funds: The Investor’s Guide Post Date : July 17, 2025

  Mutual funds offer investors an easy way to diversify, grow wealth, and access expert fund management—but it’s not free. Every mutual fund charges a fee known as the Total Expense Ratio (TER), which directly impacts your returns. As an investor, understanding TER is essential to make smarter, more cost-effective decisions when choosing mutual fund schemes. This guide breaks down what TER means, how it is calculated, why it matters, and how SEBI regulates it in the Indian market. What is

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  How to Reset or Change Your Password on RMoney Rocket Web ? Post Date : July 17, 2025

  If you’re using RMoney Rocket web platform, it’s important to know how to securely reset or change your password. Whether you’ve forgotten your password or simply want to update it for security reasons, this quick guide walks you through the process step by step. Let’s explore how to reset and change your password on XTS Symphony. Follow these steps if you’ve forgotten your login password: Step 1: Visit the Rocket Login Page Go to the official RMoney Rocket platform login

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  Why are my GTT Orders Getting Rejected or Canceled? Post Date : July 16, 2025

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UxMNhFu25c GTT (Good Till Triggered) orders are a popular way to automate your trades, letting you set a trigger price and walk away. But sometimes, these orders don’t go through as expected. Understanding why can help you avoid missed opportunities and frustration. 1. Trigger Price outside Permissible Range If your trigger price is set beyond the stock’s circuit limits for the day, your GTT order will be rejected. Example: You place a GTT buy order at ₹1,000, but the stock’s

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  Bracket Order: A Complete Guide for RMoney Users Post Date : July 16, 2025

  What Is a Bracket Order? A Bracket Order (BO) is a type of advanced order that helps you manage both profit and loss within a single trade. It consists of three linked components: Primary Order: The initial market or limit order to enter the position. Target Order: An exit order to book profit when the price hits your desired level. Stop-Loss Order: A protective order to limit downside if the trade goes against you. These three orders form a bracket

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  Execution Range and Circuit Limits in F&O Trading: What Traders Must Know? Post Date : July 10, 2025

  In order to ensure orderly trading and protect investors from extreme price fluctuations or erratic orders, NSE (National Stock Exchange) has implemented two key price control mechanisms: F&O Execution Range Circuit Limits Though both serve risk management purposes, they operate differently and apply to different market conditions. Here’s a clear distinction between the two: 1. F&O Execution Range The F&O Execution Range was introduced in 2014 to prevent trades from occurring at irrational prices, especially in illiquid contracts. This range

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  Understanding the Limitations of Selling Pledged Shares in Off-Market Sessions Post Date : July 10, 2025

  Introduction: Understanding When Pledged Shares Can Be Sold Pledging securities is a common practice among investors who want to raise margin or trading capital without liquidating their holdings. However, many users are confused when they try to sell these pledged shares outside of normal trading hours—particularly during the post-market session or in the auction market—only to find that the order cannot be executed. This blog explains why such restrictions exist, what risks are involved, and when you can sell your

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  How Delta-Neutral Trading Helps Options Traders Manage Risk and Volatility? Post Date : July 10, 2025

  Managing risk is fundamental to trading and investing. Among the sophisticated techniques used by options traders, delta-neutral strategies stand out as a core method for reducing exposure to price fluctuations in underlying assets. This article provides a comprehensive yet accessible explanation of what delta-neutral trading means, how it works in practice, and its advantages and drawbacks. What is a Delta-Neutral Strategy? A delta-neutral strategy seeks to balance positive and negative deltas across a portfolio so that the net delta is

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