About TradeOrSkip
A market-regime-aware decision system for Indian retail swing traders. Built because the hard part of trading is not finding setups.
Why it exists
Most retail traders do not lose because their setups are bad. They lose because they take good setups in markets that will not support them — the same pullback that works nine times in a trending tape fails four times in a row in a distribution phase, and nothing on a chart of that stock says which one you are in.
So TradeOrSkip looks at the market first, the sector second, and the stock third, and refuses on most days. That order is the entire product. It is also why it will never be an exciting one: a system built to say no cannot also promise you a trade every morning.
It publishes each session’s reading before anyone knows whether it was right, keeps the archive, and does not edit it afterwards. That is the only claim here that matters, and it is the only one you can check. The method is public, down to the weights and the thresholds.
Who builds it
Vijesh Krishna
Founder and CEO of Nolojik Innovations Private Limited.
Contact a human
Email support@tradeorskip.com. A person reads it. If something the system said looks wrong, send the date and what you saw — a reading is reproducible from its own record, so a specific report can actually be checked.
Status and changes
TradeOrSkip is in a founding beta. It is free, no card is held, and nothing will be charged automatically when the beta ends. Material changes to the rules are recorded on the method page.
Disclosures
TradeOrSkip provides systematic market analytics and decision-support tools for NSE cash equities.
TradeOrSkip is not registered with SEBI as a Research Analyst or Investment Adviser. It is currently available free during the founding beta for educational and analytical use.
TradeOrSkip is manual by default: it does not place, modify or manage trades unless you explicitly enable automated execution for your own account, and that mode is disabled until you do. It never places an exit, a stop-loss or a target order. You decide whether to act on any information shown by the platform. What automated execution does, and does not, do.
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