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  Pairs Trading for Beginners (Part 3): Backtesting and Live Deployment with RMoney Rocket APIs Post Date : November 4, 2025

  In the previous blogs, we explored the concepts and strategy design behind pairs trading from understanding correlation and cointegration to defining entry, exit, and risk rules. Now it’s time to bring everything together and see how to implement your pairs trading strategy in real markets using RMoney’s Rocket platform and free APIs. Why Backtesting Matters  Before deploying any strategy live, it’s critical to test how it would have performed in the past. Backtesting helps validate your logic, measure profitability, and

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  Pairs Trading for Beginners (Part 2): Practical Guide to Building a Pairs Trading Strategy Post Date : November 4, 2025

  In Part 1, we understood the core ideas of pairs trading, including correlation, cointegration, and how traders identify opportunities when two related securities temporarily diverge. Now, let’s explore the practical side,  how to build and execute a pairs trading strategy step by step, along with key factors to watch before deploying it in live markets.   Selecting the Right Pairs The foundation of any pairs trading setup lies in choosing two securities that have a stable and long-term relationship. How

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  Understanding F&O Trading Restrictions: Why Some Contracts Are Banned from Trading Post Date : November 4, 2025

  Futures and Options (F&O) play a crucial role in the Indian derivatives market, enabling traders to hedge risk, speculate, and leverage their capital. However, there are times when trading in certain F&O contracts is restricted or completely banned. These restrictions are not arbitrary—they are essential to ensure stability, protect investors, and maintain market integrity. Let’s understand why such bans occur and what they mean for traders. Why Do F&O Contracts Enter the Ban Period? An F&O contract of a stock

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  Pair Trading for Beginners: Understanding Correlation, Cointegration, and Key Concepts Post Date : November 4, 2025

  Most trading strategies depend on speculating whether prices will go up or down. But what if you could trade profitably without worrying about market direction? That’s the idea behind Pair Trading, a market-neutral strategy that focuses on the relationship between two related securities rather than overall market trends. This blog simplifies pair trading for beginners and helps you understand the essential concepts behind this time-tested strategy. What is Pair Trading? Pair trading involves simultaneously buying one security and selling another

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  India’s Algorithmic Trading Revolution: How AI-Powered Automation Is Transforming Stock Market Trading Post Date : November 4, 2025

  The Dawn of a New Trading Era in India India’s financial markets are undergoing a massive transformation. What was once the dominated by manual trading is now being reshaped by algorithmic trading and automation bringing institutional-grade tools into the hands of more participants? Recent data indicate that algorithmic systems have become a major part of trading activity, reflecting a shift not just in style, but in the very structure of how trades get executed. For example, algorithms accounted for approximately

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  Mastering Discipline in Trading: 6 Proven Strategies to Stay in Control Post Date : November 4, 2025

  Trading, at its core, is a test of psychology as much as it is of skill and strategy. The charts, numbers, and indicators are only part of the equation whereas, the real challenge lies in managing your own emotions and staying disciplined when the market tempts you to act impulsively. Even the most experienced traders can lose their composure. One winning streak can lead to overconfidence; one bad trade can trigger a spiral of frustration. Discipline is what separates consistent

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  Mastering Delta Neutrality: Real-World Challenges in Dynamic Hedging for Indian Traders Post Date : November 4, 2025

  Introduction Delta neutrality, a core principle in options trading aims to create a portfolio immune to small price movements in the underlying asset. It is commonly used by institutional players, prop desks, and increasingly, advanced retail traders via algorithmic strategies. But while the theory sounds elegant, maintaining delta neutrality in live markets is anything but simple. Constant monitoring, recalibration, market volatility, slippage, and cost structures often make this task practically complex and sometimes counterproductive. In this blog, we’ll break down

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  India VIX Explained: A Complete Guide to India’s Volatility Index Post Date : November 4, 2025

  Markets often switch between calm and chaos. Sometimes, indices like Nifty 50 and Bank Nifty hardly move, staying in a narrow range, but on certain days they swing sharply within minutes. For traders and investors, it’s important to measure this uncertainty—and that’s exactly what India VIX, also known as the volatility index or fear gauge, does. In this guide, we’ll explain India VIX in simple terms: what it is, how it’s calculated, what different levels mean, and how traders can

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  Gamma Scalping Explained: How Traders Manage Nonlinear Risk? Post Date : November 4, 2025

  Introduction Options trading is more than simply predicting market direction. Traders must also navigate how the risk exposure of their positions evolves as markets move. One of the most sophisticated techniques in professional options trading is gamma scalping, a strategy used to manage nonlinear risk inherent in options portfolios. Gamma scalping sits at the intersection of delta hedging and active trading. It allows traders not only to neutralize directional exposure but also to potentially profit from price fluctuations in the

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  Share Buyback Process in India: A Complete Investor Guide Post Date : November 4, 2025

  What is a Buyback? A share buyback is a corporate action in which a company repurchases its shares from existing shareholders, reducing outstanding shares and potentially improving financial ratios. Buybacks are now generally conducted via the tender-offer / book-building route; the open-market route has been phased out by SEBI.   Can I apply for buyback through the open market? No. SEBI has phased out buybacks through the stock-exchange (open-market) route with effect from 1 April 2025. Buybacks announced and opened

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