The Telegram group.
Entry and target. No stop-loss. No quantity. When it went wrong, no message.
For traders with ₹10 lakh+ of their own capital
In 75 minutes, find the exactleak in your last 20 tradesand leave with a written risk rule.
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Use it tomorrow, or your ₹47 back. Live with Ayush Jain, nine years in trading, in every trade he gives, with his own capital.
Watch the 2-minute briefing first
75minutes, live
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Where you are
You’ve paid for three things. None had money in the trade.
Three sellers. Not one rupee of their own in your trade.
The “premium” service.
₹25,000 for the same three calls everyone got. Confident for a month. Then quiet. Then gone.
The screenshots.
“Target hit.” Daily. From people who have never once posted a loss.
Two minutes. Do this first.
It was never bad luck. Open your broker app.
Last 20 trades. Two questions. Most people find almost no stops, and one loss between 8 and 15 percent of everything they had.
01
How many had a stop-loss in the system?
In the order. Not in your head.
02
Your biggest single loss, as a percentage of capital?
Rupee figure ÷ total capital.
03
Every trade needs four numbers.
Entry, target, stop-loss, and how much of your capital goes in. You were given two, by people with nothing at stake. The fourth decides whether you survive a bad run.
The reveal
Risk 1% a trade: about 100 losses in a row to wipe you out. Risk 12%: about eight.
You have had eight losses in a row. Everybody has. You were not unlucky. You were sized so that ordinary bad luck could finish you.
Try this tonight, registered or not
Capital × 1% = the most any single trade may cost you. Divide by the gap between entry and stop. That is your position size.
₹15 lakh account: 1% is ₹15,000. Stop ₹10 away? 1,500 shares. Not “whatever felt right.”
Who this is for
A business owner and a doctor. Disciplined everywhere except here.
One has no time. One has no system. Neither was ever given the fourth number.
The owner: money that should be working, and no time to work it.
- ₹20 to 25 lakh in the market, because you know that is where it belongs
- Two years of Telegram groups. One service that vanished
- You stopped telling your wife the number
The professional: disciplined in every other part of your life.
- ₹10 to 20 lakh in the market. Earned, not borrowed
- Two services paid for. The same three calls everybody got
- You want a rule, a reason, and an actual person
What you will actually leave with
75 minutes. Six things you still have on Monday.
No stock names. No predictions. The arithmetic underneath every trade you have taken.
You leave with a rule you did not have this morning. Not a call. A rule.
Your session
Part by part. Exactly what happens.
Arithmetic, a method, your own numbers.
Part 1 · Where the money went (0–25)
- The four numbers, and which two you have always been missing
- The arithmetic of ruin: why 1% survives and 12% does not
- The four leaks, ranked
Part 2 · The capital-first method (25–50)
- Understand, Analyse, Protect, Execute, Review, Scale
- Your risk-per-trade formula, worked live
- Why the rule is written before any trade is taken
Part 3 · Your last 20 trades (50–75)
- The self-audit, demonstrated live
- Finding the three trades holding most of the damage
- Who this is not for, said plainly. Live questions
At the end the premium service is explained with its fee and terms. Ignore it if you like. The session is taught in full either way.
Your registration bonuses
Three things come with your seat.
Two arrive the moment you register. The third is released at the end of the session.
Bonus 1 · Worth ₹1,999
The Ravana Risk Rules
One page: risk per trade, daily and weekly loss limits. On WhatsApp the moment you register.
Bonus 2 · Worth ₹999
The Trade Journal
The actual sheet his clients fill in, with weekly review questions. Also sent at registration.
Bonus 3 · Worth ₹1,499
The 20-Trade Leak Finder
A self-audit worksheet that finds the three trades holding most of the damage. Released at the end of the live session.
Total value: ₹4,497Your seat today: ₹47
Why ₹47 and not free? Free rooms fill with “ek free trade do” and “profit-sharing karoge?” ₹47 keeps the room for people who have ₹10 lakh and a real question.
The evolution
Why better calls were never the answer. A rule is.
What you have been paying for
- Entry and target. No stop-loss, no position size
- Screenshots of winners. Silence on losers
- A seller with no money in the trade
What keeps you in the game
- Four numbers on every trade, including the one about your capital
- A written risk rule you read before you pay
- Every trade reported. The losers too
A tip-seller’s business needs you to keep buying tips. A rule needs you to buy nothing again.
Who is teaching this
Ayush Jain, trader for nine years.
He built everything around the only thing a trader controls: how much a single trade is allowed to cost. A rule before a trade. A stop on everything. A size worked for the account, not for the excitement.
“Every trade I give you is a trade I am in with my own money. Same entry, same stop-loss, same exit. My capital is bigger, so when it goes wrong, my loss is bigger than yours.”
Questions
Questions people ask before registering.
Where you are this time next year
One road costs ₹47 and 75 minutes. The other you pay for in lakhs.
Without a rule
- The same 2 pm trade, “just this once”, without a stop
- Another service, another ₹25,000, the same three calls
- One more losing streak your sizing cannot survive
After 75 minutes
- A written risk rule and the formula that produced it
- Your last 20 trades audited, with the money found
- You can spot a tip built without a stop-loss in four seconds
If you leave without a rule, the ₹47 comes back and you keep ₹4,497 of material.