
An anonymous investor on X says systematic trading and investing turned ₹5 lakh into ₹1.3 crore over 7 years, claiming a 48% CAGR. The post has 59,000+ views but is unverified.
An anonymous investor on X claimed to have grown a portfolio from ₹5 lakh to ₹1.30 crore over seven years. The account, @AlphaWizarDD, described a method built on systematic trading in futures and options combined with systematic investing in equities.
The post had more than 59,000 views at time of writing. Livemint said it could not independently verify the claims.
The investor, identified only as “R,” said the journey began in 2018–19 with self‑learning from books, YouTube, webinars and articles. He credited Joel Greenblatt's “The Little Book That Beats the Market” as inspiration for his systematic approach.
“Whenever I make a profit from F&O, I filter stocks through my system and invest that profit in equities,” he said in the thread.
He reported a CAGR close to 48% over the seven‑year period, though he noted returns over the past two years were muted because the Nifty itself gave little. His backtested system, he said, still returned roughly 50% CAGR. He set a combined target of 50% CAGR from systematic trading and systematic investing.
In a later post, R said he started the 2025–26 fiscal year with ₹1 crore in capital, with ₹97 lakh in small‑cap stocks, and used a hedging strategy to manage portfolio risk.
“Successful trading requires discipline and boredom,” he wrote, urging other investors to resist the temptation to trade and to keep reading.
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