Protect capital. Follow the process. Let the edge compound.
Most trading logos reach for a chart line — spiking up, promising speed. This one doesn't, on purpose.
A banyan tree grows the opposite way. It sends down one root, lets it take hold, and only then sends the next — never all at once, never in a hurry. Given years rather than weeks, that patience turns a single stem into something wide enough to shelter a village. It's the closest thing in nature to compounding.
That's the bet this desk is built on: fewer, better-rooted decisions beat fast ones. Protect capital first. Follow the process even when it's boring. Let the edge compound the way a banyan grows — quietly, and for a long time.
The mark is a single stem branching into three, with one root at its base. It isn't finished growing. Neither is this desk.
Point this at your own Cloudflare Worker + KV store (deployed once, see the setup notes you were given) and both devices will read/write the same trade data automatically — no export/import.
The front page. You update this yourself from your own analysis — everything downstream (screening, strategy choice, expected return) reads off this.
Which sectors are leading and which are lagging — tagged by the timeframe you're reading them on. Includes broad-market cap segments (midcap, smallcap) alongside real sectors.
"Be ready for tomorrow, today." Tick before the first trade of the day — resets daily, and every clean day builds the streak in the header.
Your own breakdown, from the notebook — six components, read top to bottom before anything else.
Every scheduled thing that moves Indian markets — policy, data, expiry, results season, holidays — plus your own dates. Most losing trades aren't wrong analysis; they're right analysis held through the wrong day.
The nearest events, counted in days. Anything marked high-impact is a binary — size down or stand aside rather than guess the direction.
Everything scheduled from today onwards. Filter by what you actually trade.
Results dates for stocks you hold, lock-in expiries, your own review days — anything the standard calendar can't know. These sync like everything else.
The same cadence repeats every month. Once you know it by heart you stop being surprised by a 2% candle at 4pm.
The calendar is only useful if it changes what you do. This is the part to re-read before every high-impact day.
For Equity & F&O — the weekly and daily screening process, plus the fundamentals watchlist that keeps a technical setup honest.
Same list as the Market Trend tab's Sector Trends — add or remove here and it updates there too, one shared read of what's leading and lagging. Start here: the sector call comes before the stock call.
Today's intraday shortlist, tagged bullish or bearish, with the instrument you'll actually trade it in — options, equity or futures.
Today's shortlist, tagged bullish or bearish — resets in relevance every day; delete a name once it's no longer live.
Names you've screened for the week ahead, tagged bullish or bearish — the swing/positional shortlist to revisit each morning.
Stocks that have broken out to a fresh all-time high — momentum names worth tracking for breakout continuation or profit-booking on existing holdings. Fill in the previous ATH date and the base length works itself out: the longer the base, the more meaningful the breakout.
Business quality + chart read, side by side — sanity-check a technical setup against the underlying business before sizing up. Add, edit or remove companies below — this list is shared across every account and syncs like everything else.
List every strategy with the exact criteria and the chart image it needs. Separate strategies exist for F&O and Equity — filter below.
Set SL to every trade. Keep risk equal across all trades. Everything else in this tab is the capital that discipline is protecting.
Reference only — tick it off for real on the Market Trend tab (the front page), where it also feeds your daily discipline streak.
Allocation % is editable — change the weightage per category and save. Bullish/Bearish/Sideways columns switch from notebook estimates to your own live journal average the moment you have closed, regime-tagged trades in that category — a live tag marks the ones already computed from real data.
Tap a row in Compact view to see its full details, edit, or delete. Imported history is locked.
Pick any two dates and see exactly what happened between them — across every log.
Don't expect a bullish-market result in a sideways market. Set the regime below and read the table it drives.
What you expected per month in this regime, against what your journal actually shows, all-time.
Monthly review is necessary to maintain and keep steady profits. Find your mistakes, and keep getting better.
Freeform lessons, observations and reminders — not tied to any one trade. This is shared across both portfolios, same as the rest of your trading system: it's one trader's notebook, not two.
Every number below is computed live from your journal — seed history plus whatever you've logged. Add more trades and these update on their own.
Ranked by profit & loss, across every log.
Click a column header to sort. Strategies with fewer than 2 closed trades aren't statistically meaningful yet — read them as early signal, not conclusion.
How you actually did in each regime — tag Market status on every trade in the Journal for this to fill in.
How you felt entering a trade, against how it actually turned out — fill in "Feeling while entering" on the Journal for this to build up.
Every "Notes / mistakes" you've logged on a trade, gathered in one place — this is where the real pattern-spotting happens.