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Goal engine

Your goal, net of every charge.

Tell us your capital, your target and your date — or “as fast as possible”. The engine picks a mix of regular investing (index ETFs) and intraday trading (index ETFs, and index futures and options if you are F&O-suitable), and the trade frequency that earns the most after brokerage, taxes, levies and slippage, inside the drawdown you accept. You get the odds and a range of dates. Never a promise.

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Adds to the account each month

Target: $130,000.00

Paper by default. Projections, not promises.
Enter a goal to see the odds, the dates, how often trading pays after charges, and what it would cost. Nothing is stored.
Why more trading isn't faster

Unlimited buying and selling has a cost.

Where the next trade stops paying

The best setups are rare. Trading more means weaker setups, while every round trip still pays the same charges and slippage. The engine stops where the next trade’s expected edge falls below its cost — and shows you the curve.

Every charge, itemised

Brokerage (flat, percentage or capped), India STT/CTT, exchange fees, SEBI fee, stamp duty, GST and DP charges; US SEC fee and FINRA TAF; UK stamp duty and PTM levy; EU transaction taxes; FX conversion; options vs futures. Each line shows its source and as-of date.

Inside your limits

Your maximum drawdown sets the risk profile. Daily loss limits, intraday square-off, the US pattern-day-trader rule and a drawdown circuit breaker are enforced by the risk gate — in the simulation and in real trading.

Odds, not promises

A Monte Carlo roadmap: P10/P50/P90 dates, the chance of reaching the goal by your date, 25/50/75/100% milestones, expected trades and total charges. Unrealistic goals are called out in plain words.

Only proven edges

Intraday uses only signals from the library that passed an out-of-sample backtest after costs. Until one does, the engine gives intraday no edge and doesn't plan on it.

Recomputed live

As you trade, the roadmap is re-run from your real account: ahead or behind plan, gross vs net P&L, actual vs planned charges. Charges come from your broker’s contract notes when available.

Gross → charges → net, worked

Every order preview, fill, position, P&L page, report, roadmap and backtest shows the same three numbers. Rates as of 20 October 2026 — estimates, marked [verify] until compliance signs them off; your broker’s contract note is final.

India · intraday
Buy 100 @ ₹500, sell @ ₹505 (Zerodha MIS)
Gross
₹500.00
− Brokerage 0.03% capped ₹20 per order
₹30.15
− STT 0.025% on the sell
₹12.63
− NSE transaction charge
₹2.99
− SEBI fee
₹0.10
− Stamp duty 0.003% on the buy
₹1.50
− GST 18% on brokerage and fees
₹5.99
Net
₹446.64
India · delivery
Sell 10 TCS @ ₹4,000 (Zerodha CNC)
Gross
₹40,000.00 proceeds
− STT 0.1%
₹40.00
− DP charge per scrip
₹13.50
− NSE + SEBI
₹1.23
− GST 18%
₹2.65
Net
₹39,942.62 received
United States
Sell 100 SPY @ $600 (Alpaca)
Gross
$60,000.00 proceeds
− Commission
$0.00
− SEC Section 31 fee
$1.67
− FINRA trading activity fee
$0.02
Net
$59,998.31 received
United Kingdom
Buy 200 AZN @ £110
Gross
£22,000.00 cost
− Stamp duty reserve tax 0.5%
£110.00
− PTM levy (over £10,000)
£1.50
Net
£22,111.50 paid
Europe
Buy 10 LVMH @ €700 (GBP account)
Gross
€7,000.00 cost
− Commission (assumed)
€5.00
− French FTT 0.4%
€28.00
− FX conversion 0.15%
€10.50
Net
€7,043.50 paid
How it works

From goal to trades

  1. 01

    Set the goal

    Capital, target (amount or %), a date or as fast as possible, intraday / regular / both, and the most you will accept falling from a peak.

  2. 02

    See the roadmap

    Strategy mix, trade frequency, the odds and dates, milestones, expected trades and charges, and warnings if the goal is unrealistic.

  3. 03

    Copilot or Autopilot

    Copilot proposes trades for your approval. Autopilot acts only within the risk gate, loss limits, the drawdown breaker and the strategy health guard. Speculative F&O always waits for you.

  4. 04

    Track net progress

    Paper by default. Ahead or behind plan, recomputed from your actual results, with gross vs net P&L.

Plan the goal on paper first.

See the odds and the costs before a single real order. Projections are not promises; markets can fall and you can lose money.

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