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How much you need to make it backFall 20% and a 20% gain does not bring you back. It takes 25%. The further you fall, the faster that gap widens.A 40% fall needs a 66.7% riseOpen
How big a positionTurns the rupees you are willing to lose into the size of one position, given how far you are sizing for the price to go against you.₹5,00,000 capital, ₹2,500 at riskOpen
What your risk percent is in rupeesA percent of capital sounds small on one trade. This turns it into rupees, and into the whole day across the trades you plan to take.2% across 5 trades puts 10% in playOpen
What your trading costs youThe brokerage on one order looks like nothing. Over a year of orders it stops looking like nothing.₹20 × 20 orders × 250 daysOpen
What a monthly SIP adds up toKeeps the money you actually put in separate from the growth you are assuming on top of it, because those are two very different numbers.₹10,000 a month for 20 yearsOpen
How long a fall takes to recoverNot how much you need to make back, but how many months it takes at a rate you pick yourself.25% down at 1% a month: 29 monthsOpen
What your returns work out to in a yearTurning a total change over several years into a yearly figure, so one year can be compared with another.₹5L to ₹8L in 3 years is 16.96% a yearOpen
Your average price after addingWhat the second order does to the price of the whole position, and to how much is now riding on it.100 at ₹250 plus 100 at ₹200 averages ₹225Open
Your risk against your rewardBoth distances are yours. This only divides one by the other, and turns both into rupees.30 points risked for 60 is 1 to 2Open
How far price has to move to cover your costsBefore a trade makes anything it has to pay for itself. This works out how much of a move that takes.₹60 of charges on 75 units is 0.8 pointsOpen

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