I’m building NiyataBook, a trading journal for Indian markets. I wanted to answer a question a win-rate chart can’t: where did the losses actually come from? In the fictional F&O example, 53 winners averaging ₹5,000 bring in ₹2.65 lakh. The 47 losers average ₹7,500 and cost ₹3.525 lakh. That leaves −₹87,500 before charges. At those average payoffs, break-even needs a 60% win rate before charges. The report then groups losses by things you knew at entry, such as whether you bought options or went long futures. Each group shows the sample size, average P&L versus the remaining trades, and examples you can inspect. You can try the public report without signing in or uploading a tradebook. Sample report: https://www.niyatabook.com/nsignature/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=nsignature_nov26&utm_content=sideproject If you trade on Zerodha, I’d like feedback on the first screen. Which would you look for first: where losses clustered, the effect of charges, or the individual trades behind a finding?   submitted by   /u/No_Union2614 [link]   [comments]