Ravi Yadav

Ravi Yadav is the founder of SubTrades. He has traded options and intraday on the NSE and BSE since 2015, and built SubTrades out of his own losing sessions: the re-entries minutes after a stop-out, the size that crept up after a good week, the losers held on hope. He wrote the pattern detection himself rather than buying it in, which is why it runs as algorithms over your full tradebook instead of as metered AI queries.

Why I built this

SubTrades started with my own tradebook, and it was not flattering reading. The losses that hurt were not the ones where the setup failed. They were the ones where I already knew better: the re-entry a few minutes after a stop-out, the size that crept up after a good week, the loser I held because cutting it would have made the loss real.

I have been trading these markets since 2015. That is long enough to know my setups, and it did not stop any of it. Experience does not remove these patterns. It just makes you better at explaining them to yourself afterwards.

None of that was written down anywhere, because nobody writes down the trade they are ashamed of. But it was all in the tradebook. Every timestamp, every quantity, every sequence. The record existed. Nothing was reading it.

So I wrote the detection myself. Not a wrapper around a language model that answers questions about your trades, but actual algorithms that run over your entire history and measure the specific things behaviour leaves behind: how fast you re-enter after a loss, whether size moves with your last result, how long you hold losers against winners. That is why there are no credits to run out of. The detection is code, and it reads everything you have.

What I actually do

• →Have traded options and intraday on the NSE and BSE since 2015, in the same market conditions SubTrades is built for
• →Wrote the behavioural pattern detection that finds all seven patterns in a tradebook
• →Build and run SubTrades day to day, including the broker integrations and the Echo extension
• →Write the guides on this site, from the mistakes that cost me money rather than from a content brief

What I am not

Ravi is not registered with SEBI as an investment adviser or research analyst, and nothing on SubTrades is investment advice. SubTrades analyses trading behaviour. It never tells you what to buy or sell.

I have no interest in telling anyone which strike to buy. There are enough people doing that. SubTrades looks backwards at what you already did and tells you what it cost, which is a different job and, I think, a more useful one. The full position is on the disclaimer page.

Elsewhere

I post trades and occasional P&L on X, at @xonnedmisfit. That is my own trading account. SubTrades as a product posts from @SubTrades.

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