Read this before trusting any row.
The best of ~16,000 parameter sets on a handful of days is picked on the same data it is scored on, so it is a candidate to watch, not a verified edge.
Check Days traded (how many different days the set traded on) and Best trade % (the single biggest winner as a share of all gross profit) —
a high share or very few days means one lucky trade is carrying the result. A parameter set needs at least 3 closed trades to be listed.
Top 30 — latest run ()
| # | RSI | Entry > | Exit < (range) | Last entry | Trades | Win % | P&L (₹, net) | P&L (₹, gross) | Slippage (₹) | Costs (₹) | Index pts | Days traded | Best trade % | Capital ₹ (max) | Max Drawdown (₹) | Return % |
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"Net" is after slippage and the flat per-trip cost and is what the ranking sorts by. Every exit level that gave the exact same result is collapsed into one row (Exit range), and a result
that is identical at several cutoffs is shown once at the earliest. All ₹ figures scale with Lots. Capital Used is a flat ₹100,000 per lot per index;
Return % = net P&L / Capital Used. Capital ₹ is the biggest single trade's premium paid (summed across the two indices for "NIFTY + SENSEX").
Summary — best pick per strategy (latest run, )
| Strategy | RSI | Entry > | Exit < | Last entry | Capital Used (₹) | Trades | Win % | P&L (₹, net) | Return % | Days traded |
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Each row is that strategy's #1 parameter set. A moving #1 between runs (see Trend) means the best parameters are not stable yet. Click a row to open that strategy.
Trend — best pick per run
| Run date | RSI | Entry > | Exit < | Last entry | Trades | Win % | Days traded | P&L (₹, net) |
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Each row is that run's #1 pick, newest first.