A live desk for NSE traders. You learn to mark demand and supply, read volume at price, and size a position — on the same chart your mentor is watching, in the same half hour the market is deciding.
Start at the base — what a candle is actually telling you — and work up to sizing a real position. Nothing moves forward until the level below it holds.
Open a bare chart and describe what happened, out loud, in one sentence. Most losses start with a story the chart never told. You'll do this daily until it's automatic.
Where buyers stepped in hard enough to leave a gap in the record. You'll mark 200 zones by hand across NIFTY, BANKNIFTY and cash stocks, and get every one of them reviewed.
The bars at the bottom of your screen tell you how much traded. The profile tells you where. That difference is most of the edge in intraday index trading.
Your stop decides your size — never the other way round. We work through position sizing on a ₹1 lakh and a ₹10 lakh account so the arithmetic stops being scary.
Every trade goes in a log with a screenshot and one line of reasoning. By Friday you can see your own patterns — including the two setups you should stop taking entirely.
Drag the handle. On the right is the exact markup a student produces in week 3 — zones, the day's point of control, and the candle where the seller showed up.
Use the left and right arrow keys when the handle is focused.
Sessions are built around the market clock, not a lecture slot. You show up before the open and stay for the review.
Levels for the day go up on the shared chart. Global cues, and what would make us stand aside completely.
The first fifteen minutes with the mic open. Nobody places a trade in this window during your first three weeks.
You trade or paper-trade your own plan. Mentors are on call in the room if a level breaks unexpectedly.
Journals on screen. Two trades pulled apart in front of the group — usually the losing ones, because they teach more.
Three people, all trading their own accounts through the same session you're sitting in.
Index futures · 11 years on the desk
Runs the pre-market and the level marking. Was a dealer at a Mumbai broking desk before going independent in 2019.
Volume profile · Options
Teaches the week 4 profile block. Spends most of her session time convincing people to trade smaller and wait longer.
Risk and review
Reads every journal submitted. If your size doesn't match your stop, you'll hear about it on Friday.
Still unsure after reading these? Message the desk on WhatsApp — a mentor answers, not a bot.
No. We teach you to build your own view and defend it. Any level shared in the room is a teaching example with the reasoning attached, and it comes with the conditions that would make it wrong.
Partly. The 8:45 and 15:45 blocks are the core and they sit inside working hours. Every session is recorded, and the Saturday review is built for people who watched replays during the week. Roughly a third of each cohort works full-time.
A demat account is useful by week 4 so you can see real order placement, but you can complete the whole programme on a paper-trading account. We ask that you don't trade live capital during weeks 1 to 3.
TradingView on the free plan is enough for everything we teach. Volume profile in week 4 needs a paid tier, so we also show the same read using the free session-volume tools if you'd rather not pay.
Recordings go up the same evening and stay available for a year. Missed journals can be submitted late, but you lose the group review on that trade, which is the part worth showing up for.
Full refund if you withdraw before the end of week 1, no questions asked. After that we can transfer your seat to a later cohort once.
Sit in on a live pre-market session before you decide. It's free, it's the real room, and you can leave at 9:30.