Option buying · SENSEX weekly (expiry day) · tested 2024-05 to 2026-10
Last-hour premium momentum buying
With fills at the next minute's open and real costs, the as-taught expiry-day rules lost about ₹1.46 L on 10 lots from mid-2024 to Oct 2026.
- Net P&L (10 lots)
- −₹1.46 L
- Trades
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- Win rate
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- Max drawdown
- −₹1.83 L
What the video claims
Expiry days, 10 lots: about ₹68k (2023), ₹1.96 L (2024), ₹2.08 L (2025), ₹2.34 L (2026 to Sep), drawdown about ₹73k.
Our paraphrase. See the video for the full explanation.
How our test compares
Only by filling exactly at trigger and stop levels even when price jumps past them did we get close (₹4.6 L vs their larger total over a longer window); with level-or-worse fills it fell to about ₹1 L.
Rules we tested
At 14:30 pick the cheapest call and put at or above ₹100; buy a side only after it rises 19% from the 14:30 price, stop 10%, trail 1% per 1%, up to 6 re-entries, exit 15:25. Each side runs independently; how re-entry picks a strike was unclear, so we tested several readings.
Note: The result depends almost entirely on how fast a stop-buy order fills.
Method
1-minute option data (SENSEX options from May 2024), fills at the next minute's open, broker charges incl. STT and taxes, slippage per order.
- 1-minute historical NSE/BSE option and futures data; each video's rules coded exactly as taught, with stated assumptions where the video left a gap.
- Signals on a candle's close are filled at the next minute's open (unless the rules say otherwise); stops and targets are checked against each minute's high and low.
- Real broker charges, STT, exchange fees, stamp duty and GST deducted on every order; lot size as it was on each trade date.
- Results are per lot unless stated. No leverage, compounding or position sizing beyond the video's own rules.