Low-Risk Day Trading Help
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m looking for an equities day-trader who can work with a modest pool of capital and squeeze out consistent, low-risk gains. My priority is capital preservation; steady, incremental profit comes second. You should already have a proven strategy for U.S. stocks, know how to size positions conservatively, and be comfortable sitting in cash whenever a setup isn’t there.
Here’s how I picture our collaboration:
• Each morning you send me a concise watch-list with entry, exit, and stop-loss levels.
• You place (or guide me in placing) those trades, adjusting stops intraday as needed.
• At day’s end I receive a brief performance sheet that shows P/L, win rate, draw-down, and notes on what worked or didn’t.
I prefer widely-used platforms such as Interactive Brokers, Thinkorswim, or TradingView, but I’m open to others if your edge depends on them. Solid risk-management discipline—hard stops, max loss per trade, and clear rationale—is non-negotiable. If your style aligns with low volatility plays, gap fades, or other methods that keep risk tight, even better.
When you respond, please outline:
1. Your day-trading track record (verified if possible).
2. The tools and data feeds you rely on.
3. How you manage downside on thinly traded days.
I’m ready to start as soon as we agree on a workflow and performance checkpoints.
Here’s how I picture our collaboration:
• Each morning you send me a concise watch-list with entry, exit, and stop-loss levels.
• You place (or guide me in placing) those trades, adjusting stops intraday as needed.
• At day’s end I receive a brief performance sheet that shows P/L, win rate, draw-down, and notes on what worked or didn’t.
I prefer widely-used platforms such as Interactive Brokers, Thinkorswim, or TradingView, but I’m open to others if your edge depends on them. Solid risk-management discipline—hard stops, max loss per trade, and clear rationale—is non-negotiable. If your style aligns with low volatility plays, gap fades, or other methods that keep risk tight, even better.
When you respond, please outline:
1. Your day-trading track record (verified if possible).
2. The tools and data feeds you rely on.
3. How you manage downside on thinly traded days.
I’m ready to start as soon as we agree on a workflow and performance checkpoints.