Read this carefully before you deploy capital. Options trading carries significant risk of loss. Nothing on this site — including any back-tested results, screenshots, or marketing copy — constitutes a promise of profit.

1. No guaranteed returns

The Indian market regulator (SEBI) strictly prohibits any platform, advisor, or system from promising guaranteed returns in the Futures & Options market. Striker Pulse does not, and will never, offer guaranteed income or guaranteed returns.

2. The inherent risks of F&O trading

Options trading involves significant risk of capital loss. Striker Pulse operates with asymmetric risk management to strictly cap downside, but you can still lose money. You must only deploy capital you can afford to lose.

Intraday F&O trading is not suitable for short-term savings, emergency funds, borrowed capital, or any money earmarked for non-discretionary spending.

3. The "discovery cost" of empirical execution

Striker Pulse does not use complex predictive models or AI to guess market regimes. We let the market answer in real time: the system pays losers a small fixed cost before auto-muting them for the day.

You acknowledge that taking small, consecutive losses — the "discovery cost" — is a designed feature of the system's regret-minimisation mechanics, not a malfunction. Some days the discovery cost is the entire result for the day.

4. Slippage and market mechanics

Our system utilises an uncompromising fee gate: trades only fire if the expected move exceeds fees, slippage, and a minimum profit threshold. However, extreme market volatility can still result in slippage at order fill.

A 3% daily-loss circuit breaker mathematically bounds your downside in normal operation, but extreme "black swan" liquidity events, broker-side halts, or exchange circuits could theoretically cause losses to exceed coded thresholds. By using Striker Pulse you accept this tail risk as an unavoidable feature of live F&O markets.

If you are new to F&O or unsure about the appropriateness of algorithmic trading for your situation, consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser before subscribing.