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  From 6 Years of Losses to Six-Figure Profits: Mastering the Box Theory If you’ve been struggling with trading, you’re not alone. Many spent six or more consecutive years in a cycle of frustrating and humiliating losses. Me was grinding every day, studying endless charts, only to watch my hard-earned money vanish into the market. Everything changed when I discovered a simple strategy called the Box Theory . Over the last eight months, I’ve seen hundreds of traders use this exact method to turn their fortunes around. Here is how you can use it to find consistency in any market—whether it’s Bitcoin, Forex, or the NIFTY. Step 1: Set Up Your "Naked" Chart The pros always start with a Daily Chart . The reason is simple: the daily timeframe has the highest concentration of liquidity. This is where the most significant activity happens and where your chances of making a profit are highest. To start: Open a daily chart of your chosen asset. Ensure it is a "naked" chart —no...
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How an Option Buyer Can Turn ₹10,000 into Over ₹20 Crores in Just 21 Winning Expiry Days?

 

How an Option Buyer Can Turn ₹10,000 into Over ₹20 Crores in Just 21 Winning Expiry Days?

This strategy applies only on SENSEX (Tuesday expiry) and NIFTY (Thursday expiry) options.

Weekly Expiry Structure (For SENSEX & NIFTY)

There are 52 weeks in a year, meaning:

  • 52 Tuesdays — SENSEX expiry

  • 52 Thursdays — NIFTY expiry

So, there are a total of 104 expiry opportunities annually only on these two indices.

Why Only SENSEX and NIFTY?

  • Most liquid and active indices

  • Clean and large intraday moves

  • Easier technical breakouts and trend identification

  • Lower slippage and better profit potential for option buyers

That’s why this strategy is focused only on these two indices.

Even 30% Winning is Enough — If You Use Compounding

Assume:

  • The option buyer wins only 30 days in a year

  • Out of these, on 21 days, the capital doubles

If you start with ₹10,000, and double your capital on each winning day — what will be the result? Let’s check:

Note: Sometimes 3x or 4x returns happen, but here we only assume 2x

On certain expiry days (like RBI policy, Budget, or global news days), option buyers may get 300% or 400% returns.

But in this model, we conservatively use 2x (double) returns to keep the strategy practical and sustainable.

Compounding Table: Doubling ₹10,000 over 21 Winning Days

Winning DayCapital (₹)
1₹20,000
2₹40,000
3₹80,000
4₹1,60,000
5₹3,20,000
6₹6,40,000
7₹12,80,000
8₹25,60,000
9₹51,20,000
10₹1,02,40,000
11₹2,04,80,000
12₹4,09,60,000
13₹8,19,20,000
14₹16,38,40,000
15₹32,76,80,000
16₹65,53,60,000
17₹1,31,07,20,000
18₹2,62,14,40,000
19₹5,24,28,80,000
20₹10,48,57,60,000
21₹20,97,15,20,000






Key Points for NIFTY and SENSEX Option Buyers

  • Trade only on Tuesday (SENSEX) and Thursday (NIFTY) expiry days

  • Focus on catching only 21 strong trading days in the year

  • Many days may yield more than 2x — but 2x is sufficient for this plan

  • Choose clear trending setups — avoid forced or doubtful trades

  • Trade with a fixed amount, not your entire capital every time

  • Discipline and consistency are your biggest assets

⚠️ Important: Risk Management Advice

Options trading carries significant risk, and trading without proper knowledge and strategy can lead to heavy losses.
Therefore, to understand and control your risk, join our specialized training course, where you will learn:

  • How to measure and limit risk

  • How to build a solid trading plan

  • How to control emotions during trading

  • Proven principles and strategies for successful option trading

Only through proper learning can you survive long-term and make consistent profits.

Final Thought

“You don’t have to win every day in trading; you just have to win big on the days you do.”

If you are an option buyer and capture just 21 trending expiry days in the year, you can turn ₹10,000 into crores — all it takes is the right timing, strategy, and discipline.


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