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Sahyadri School of Markets

NIFTY Weekly, Batch 14, week 4 of 8

This week
Enrolled
26
of 40 seats
Active
22
+6 this week
Trades
72
+4 this week
Flagged
9
need a word

Trades per session

Expiry Tuesdays

Week 1Week 4
  • R. Desai11dQuiet
  • P. Nair1dAhead
  • A. Sharma2dHolding
  • K. IyertodayDrawdown

What the batch trades

  • Cash held
  • Cash intraday
  • Futures
  • Options bought
  • Options written
A sample school. The names are invented; every figure is one the partner area computes.

93%of individual F&O traders lose moneySEBI study, FY22 to FY24

One square, one trader

Every institute in India sells against that number, and most can show a parent nothing but testimonials. A P&L figure will not beat it: over six weeks it mostly reads what NIFTY did.

What a course can show is process. Students who exit on levels they set, stop buying expiry-day tickets, and move off the option chain as they learn the rest of the market.

At risk
₹0
Real capital a student can lose on this terminal
Live orders
0
Real orders this platform has ever placed, for anybody
Brokers
3
Angel One, Dhan and Upstox, each student on their own login

From application to the first read

Every school is approved by a person before it sees a single student, because what a school reads is other people’s practice.

  1. Apply

    Sign in with your school email and tell us about the institute. A person at DeltaK reads every application.

  2. Pay for the period

    ₹4,999 for 30 days and ₹199 a seat, from inside the partner area, once approved.

  3. Invite the batch

    Paste a class list for personal links, or share one capped link in the class group chat.

  4. They trade on paper

    Each student on their own Angel One, Dhan or Upstox login. Live prices, simulated fills, never a live order.

  5. You read the wall

    Attendance, exits, expiry habits and what they trade, per student and per batch.

What the partner area shows you

Process, measured from every student’s paper book, never a position. Drawn here with the partner area’s own charts over the sample school.

What they actually trade

Five classes per student and per batch, from cash held to options written. A class that began on the option chain and moved into equity is something no testimonial can show.

  • Cash held46
  • Cash intraday31
  • Futures23
  • Options bought112
  • Options written43

255 positions opened by the batch so far

Where everyone stands

One dot a student, against the capital their run opened with. The cluster, the tail, and who needs a call before they need a restart.

60%85%100%120%
Each dot is one student, placed by equity against the capital their current run opened with. The green line is break-even.
  • Quiet2
  • Ahead13
  • Holding6
  • Drawdown5

26 enrolled, banded by the partner area’s own thresholds

Whose exit it was

A level the student set, a hand on the mouse, or the safety net. Batch against batch, so improvement is drawn rather than claimed.

  • Their level
  • By hand
  • Safety net
  • Batch 12, finished58% on their level
  • Batch 13, week 751% on their level
  • Batch 14, week 446% on their level

How close to expiry they open

Entries with a day or less left are mostly time value. Seen in week two, it is a conversation rather than a blow-up.

012-34-78+

Days left on the contract when the position was opened. Rose is an expiry-day entry, mostly time value with hours to live. The colours are this school’s teaching axis, not a market fact.

34% opened with a day or less left

When the class trades

A batch that only trades the weekly expiry is doing something an instructor can name in a sentence.

MonTueWedThuFri

Positions opened, by weekday. Amber is the weekly expiry. 31% of the batch's entries land on it, the busiest session of the week.

Written by ΔK

Every number here is counted. One sentence is written, and it says so.

What it reads
Six numbers about the whole school and nothing else. A type check refuses anything that is not a finite number, so a name cannot reach it even by accident.
When it writes
Hourly, on the NSE calendar the terminal reads, and only when the figures have moved. A quiet Sunday keeps one sentence all day.
What it never does
Speak about one student, or about tomorrow. It is barred from claiming or implying a return.
ΔKWritten, not measured, 9 Oct, 10:00

34% of this batch’s entries were opened with a day or less left on the contract. A third of its trading is a bet on the clock rather than the move.

Standing
19 of 24 who have traded are ahead or inside a drawdown a plan recovers from.
Exits
46% of closed trades ended on a level the student set. The habit this course is building.
Rhythm
31% of entries land on Tuesday, the weekly contract's last session.
Expiry
34% of entries open with a day or less left, where time decay does more than direction.
Restarts
3 wallets were restarted this run.
Attention
9 students are raising at least one flag, which is the shortlist worth a conversation.

A school sees how a student is doing, never what they hold

Not a policy. It is the where clause of every query the partner area runs, and neither side can widen it.

“Your institute sees how you are doing, never what you hold, and only until a month after the batch ends.”

What every student reads before joining a batch

What a school sees

  • How many trades, and how often
  • Which instrument classes they use: cash, futures, options bought, options written
  • Whether an exit was a level they set or a hand on the mouse
  • How close to expiry they open positions
  • Equity against the capital they started with
  • Days since they last sat down at it

What it never sees

  • A strike, a symbol or an expiry they hold
  • An entry price, or what a trade made
  • Any position open right now
  • Anything at all, once a batch is 30 days finished
  • Anything at all about a student who never joined a batch

Before you apply

The first three rule this out for some schools. Better read here than found in week one.

Something this list does not answer?

Ask before you apply. A person at DeltaK reads it, the same as every application.

Contact DeltaK
01Can a student lose real money here?

No. This build has no live-order path at all, for anybody. It is not a safe mode on a live engine, and that is the whole reason it can be handed to a class.

02Does every student need a broker account?

Yes. Market data is broker-authenticated end to end, so each student signs in with their own Angel One, Dhan or Upstox account. Each gets their own rate limit and their own risk guards, rather than a class sharing one feed.

03What counts as a seat?

One broker login is one account, one book and one seat. A student in two of your batches is one seat; a student who attaches a second broker takes a second, and nothing about the first book changes.

04Can we see what a student is holding?

No. The school reads counts, rates and bands, never a strike, a symbol, an entry price or an open position. That is the shape of the queries, not a setting either side can change.

05What happens when a batch ends?

Reads stay open for 30 days after the batch's last day, for marking, and then close. Nothing renews by itself: a new period is a new payment.

06Is any of this investment advice?

No. It is paper trading for teaching. Nothing here forecasts a return, and the one written sentence on the wall is barred from implying one.

07What is not built yet?

Curriculum, per-cohort policy and an instructor's view into a student's journal are designed and not built. They are named here rather than sold.

Pricing

₹4,999 for the school, ₹199 a student, every 30 days

Prepaid, GST included, and nothing renews by itself. Paying before a period ends starts the next one where it stops, so renewing early never loses a day.

Every seat is Premium for the period, which is ₹1,499 a month bought alone

  • Autopilot: the engine takes its own paper trades, all session
  • Unlimited replays and plain-English screener questions, no Credits spent
  • 5 named watchlists, and every screen kept
  • Everything else on the terminal, which is free for everyone. All pricing, refunds
40

For 30 days, GST included

₹12,959

About ₹324 a student for the period. The same 40 students buying Premium on their own would pay ₹59,960.

What the period costs
Platform, 30 days₹4,999
40 seats at ₹199₹7,960
Total₹12,959

Paid by UPI, card or netbanking through Razorpay, from inside the partner area, once your school is approved. Found more students in week three? Add seats for the days left, not the whole period.

Apply, then pay when we say yes

Sign in with your school email and tell us about your institute. Once approved, your administrator pays for the first 30 days and starts inviting. Already approved? You are one emailed code away.

Paper trading only. No investment advice, no return guarantees, and no real order is placed by this platform for any account, student or otherwise.