StrykeX Client Story: Vijay Singh's Real P&L Journey

Vijay Singh's StrykeX Journey: Algos Tried, Losses Taken and a Green Portfolio at the End

Quick answer

• Vijay Singh ended in the green. His Deployed Algos screen shows a cumulative P&L of +₹2,11,390.24, shown in green. His live bundle, Sensex Momentum Blast Options Bundle Weekly (deployed 6 Aug 2026), shows +₹3,12,843.99. His other algos together show about −₹1,01,453.75.

• September 2026: overall P&L ₹1,86,152.00 and net P&L ₹1,84,308.41 from 21 trades. October 2026, up to 15 Oct: overall ₹1,54,630.01 and net ₹1,51,592.61 from 19 trades. Both months ended in the green.

• Not every algo worked. Three combos deployed in April 2026 show losses of ₹6,910.00, ₹6,142.50 and ₹7,864.50, and all three are now Stopped.

• This is one account, not typical, not a forecast and not a promise. Net P&L is after charges and brokerage but before the StrykeX plan fee.

StrykeX client Vijay Singh ended in the green, but not in a straight line. His own StrykeX screens show algos tried since March 2026, some stopped at a loss, and one live bundle that carried the account to a green +₹2,11,390.24. This is a real StrykeX client story, read from his P&L screens. It is not a promise.

What do Vijay Singh's StrykeX results look like at a glance?

StrykeX is an algo trading platform at strykex.in, operated by Stockwiz Technologies LLP, a SEBI-registered Research Analyst (INH000013925). Clients deploy pre-built algo strategies or build their own, and run them through their broker account. This table sums up one client's StrykeX account, taken from his own screens.

Who is Vijay Singh, and which StrykeX algos has he deployed?

Vijay Singh is a StrykeX client. His Deployed Algos screen lists every strategy and algo deployed by his account. At the top it shows a cumulative P&L of +₹2,11,390.24. This is the list from his screen, in the order the screen shows it (P&L: High to Low).

The first deployments. The earliest entries on the screen are from 9 Mar 2026. Three algos were deployed that afternoon: Call Credit Spread Bank Nifty at 1:55 PM, Bank Nifty Short Straddle 2.0 at 1:56 PM and the Nifty Options Bundle at 2:01 PM. The two Bank Nifty algos show +₹0.00, so they added nothing and lost nothing on this screen. The Nifty Options Bundle shows +₹28,639.00.

Which StrykeX algos did not work, and what does that show?

Not every algo on the screen made money. That is normal, and the screen shows it openly.

• April 2026. Three combos were deployed on 22 and 23 April: Block Burst Options Combo (−₹6,910.00), Nifty Options Combo (−₹6,142.50) and Bank Nifty Options Combo (−₹7,864.50). Together they show a loss of ₹20,917.00. All three are now Stopped.
• May 2026. Midcap Nifty Options Combo shows +₹10,716.00. It is also Stopped.
• August 2026. Sensex Momentum Blast Options Bundle Weekly was deployed on 6 Aug. It is the only Live algo in the list and shows +₹3,12,843.99.

Now add the numbers. The Sensex bundle shows +₹3,12,843.99. The cumulative P&L for all of Vijay's algos is +₹2,11,390.24. So his other algos together show about −₹1,01,453.75. One bundle did more than all the others combined, and the others were a net loss.

This is what testing looks like in practice. Some algos worked, some did not, and the screen keeps a record of every one. An algo that ended at a loss is on the same page as the one that did well. Nothing is hidden.

How did September go on StrykeX?

The month in one line. The account traded on 11 days and made 21 trades. Six days were green, three were red and two were flat. The screen counts 6 of 11 traded days as profitable.

Small losses, big wins. The three red days lost ₹10,070.00, ₹12,057.00 and ₹12,432.00. The three biggest green days made ₹70,675.00 (29 Sep), ₹56,735.00 (15 Sep) and ₹52,566.00 (9 Sep). Those three days made ₹1,79,976.00, about 97% of the month's overall P&L.

A slow start. The first day, 1 Sep, lost ₹10,070.00. By 2 Sep the September total was ₹6,861.00 up, and by 9 Sep it was ₹59,427.00 up.

The dips were shallow. After the 15 Sep high of ₹1,38,466.00 (running September total), 23 Sep gave back ₹12,057.00. After the 29 Sep high of ₹1,98,584.00, 30 Sep gave back ₹12,432.00. The lowest point of the month was the first day.

Flat days. 3 Sep and 28 Sep show 0.00 overall P&L from one trade each. The net P&L is slightly negative, at −₹34.37 and −₹56.73, because charges and brokerage still apply.

The screen shows the same month as a calendar. 2, 9, 11, 15, 24 and 29 Sep are green. 1, 23 and 30 Sep are red. 3 and 28 Sep are flat, shown in orange. Below the calendar is the September summary: overall P&L ₹1,86,152.00, net P&L ₹1,84,308.41, 21 trades, charges ₹1,423.59 and brokerage ₹420.00. Charges and brokerage together were about 1% of overall P&L.

What happened in October on StrykeX?

The October screen is a calendar, so it shows colours rather than a figure for each day. The last traded day on it is 15 Oct 2026.

• Green days: 1, 8, 14 and 15 Oct.
• Red days: 5, 7 and 13 Oct.
• Flat days: 6 and 12 Oct, shown in orange.
• The screen's count: 4 of 9 traded days profitable.

The calendar's hover label reads ₹78,260.00 on 8 Oct. If so, that one day made about half of October's overall P&L.

October had fewer winning days than September, 4 of 9 against 6 of 11, and it still closed in profit. The summary shows overall P&L of ₹1,54,630.01, net P&L of ₹1,51,592.61, 19 trades, charges of ₹2,657.40 and brokerage of ₹380.00.

Across both months the account made ₹3,40,782.01 overall and ₹3,35,901.02 net from 40 trades. Of 20 traded days, 10 were green, 6 were red and 4 were flat. The last row of Table 4 is our addition of the two summaries. Net P&L is overall P&L less charges and brokerage. These screens do not include the StrykeX plan fee.

How it ended: a green portfolio. On the last day shown, 15 Oct 2026, Vijay's account was in the green on every screen. The Deployed Algos screen shows a cumulative P&L of +₹2,11,390.24, with the Sensex bundle still Live at +₹3,12,843.99. The September calendar closes at ₹1,86,152.00 overall, and the October calendar at ₹1,54,630.01. Both months are in profit. So Vijay's portfolio ended in the green on those screens, even though some of his algos ended at a loss. That is where the account stood on that date. It is not a forecast of where it will be.

What does Vijay's StrykeX journey tell a new algo trader?

This is our reading of the numbers, not Vijay's words.

• Expect some algos not to work. Several algos on his screen ended at a loss or at zero. The account still finished in the green because one bundle did well. Nobody can know in advance which one it will be.
• Losses can stay small while wins grow. In September the three red days lost between ₹10,070.00 and ₹12,432.00 each. The green days ranged from ₹1,500.00 to ₹70,675.00.
• Profit can come from a few days. Three days made about 97% of September's overall P&L. A trader who gave up after the first red day, 1 Sep, would have missed all three.
• Fewer trades, lower cost. 40 trades over two months meant charges and brokerage of ₹4,880.99, about 1.4% of overall P&L. Every cost is on the screen, so you can compare each trade with your broker's tradebook.

It does not show that this will repeat. It is one account, and the capital and position size are not on the screens, so we show no percentage return. SEBI's FY26 study found that 87.7% of individual F&O traders had net losses. Many clients will have a different experience, and some will lose money.

For other accounts, read Ravidas's first month on StrykeX and Suresh Sharma's journey.

What about the negative reviews of StrykeX?

Some StrykeX reviews are negative. Three themes come up most: losses, live results that differ from backtests, and refunds. Each one can be checked.

• 'I lost money.' Losses are real and common in derivatives. SEBI's FY26 study found that 87.7% of individual F&O traders had net losses. Vijay's own screen shows three April combos that lost money. The test is whether the platform did what you told it to do. Compare each order with your broker's tradebook and your strategy rules.
• 'Live results did not match the backtest.' A backtest assumes orders fill at the price you saw. Live orders face slippage and price gaps. This happens on every platform. Run the same strategy in Forward Test on live data before you commit real capital.
• 'I could not get my money back.' Read the refund policy before you pay, not after. If you have a problem, write to support, keep a copy, and follow the steps in our complaints guide, including SEBI's SCORES portal.

We do not ask you to dismiss a negative review. We ask you to check it the same way you would check a good one. Our guides on Why Should I Buy StrykeX? 7 Reasons Traders Choose It and No-Code Algo Trading Platforms India: StrykeX vs 8 (2026). To check registration and fund protection, read is StrykeX safe

Is StrykeX's price high, and what does the plan include?

Some people find ₹49,999 a year high. That is a fair view, and price is a personal choice. The better question is what you get and how much you will use it.

When we read the pricing page on 24 Oct 2026, the Yearly Plan was listed at ₹49,999 a year (about ₹4,166 a month), billed annually and including 18% GST. The plan includes:

• Fully automatic trading, with 4 live deployments.
• 20 premium pre-built algo strategies and 8 non-directional strategies, which is where bundles like Vijay's come from.
• 90+ indicators for building your own strategy.
• TradingView and Chartink integration.
• An Advanced Algo Trading Course.

Vijay's screen shows an account that used the product actively: at least eight algos deployed between March and August 2026, with one bundle still Live. Whether the fee is worth it for you depends on your own use. These points help.

1. List the tools you would actually use: the builder, the pre-built algos, TradingView or Chartink alerts, or the course.
2. Think about how often you will trade, and with what capital. A plan costs the same in a busy month and a quiet one.
3. Remember that the P&L screens in this story do not include the plan fee. Do not read a client's net P&L as profit after the subscription.
4. Try Forward Test and the Backtest Terminal first, and read the refund policy, before you commit.

What should you do before your first live week on StrykeX?

Test first, then go live small. These steps apply to any strategy.

1. Backtest over more than one period in the Backtest Terminal. Read each result as a simulation.
2. Run it in Forward Test on live market data without real capital.
3. Write down your maximum loss for a day and a week before you deploy. Stopping at a limit you set in advance is a plan, not a failure.
4. Choose a position size you could hold through a bad week, such as 21 to 25 Sep on Vijay's screen, without wanting to stop.
5. Review each algo on the Deployed Algos screen after a few weeks, and compare each order with your broker's tradebook. This is also how you check any complaint fairly.

To see how past returns can be checked independently, read how Stockwiz approaches PaRRVA and Verified P&L.

Related articles

• Ravidas's First Month on StrykeX: A Red First Week, a Strong Second Week and an October Dip, Read From His P&L

• Suresh Sharma's StrykeX Journey: A Red Run, Two Big Days and Two Deep Dips, Read From His P&L

• StrykeX Complaints: What Users Say and What's Actually True

• White Box vs Black Box Algo Trading: SEBI Rules Explained

Sources

• StrykeX pricing page, read on 24 Oct 2026

• Stockwiz refund policy

• Vijay Singh's own StrykeX screens: Deployed Algos, Trades for September Month, and the September and October Monthly Summaries

Frequently asked questions

What did Vijay Singh's journey on StrykeX look like?

Mixed, but he ended with a green portfolio. His Deployed Algos screen shows eight algos deployed between March and August 2026. Several ended at a loss or at zero and are Stopped. One bundle, deployed on 6 Aug 2026, is still Live. September and October 2026 were both profitable.

How much did Vijay Singh make on StrykeX?

His Deployed Algos screen shows a cumulative P&L of +₹2,11,390.24. His September 2026 summary shows overall P&L of ₹1,86,152.00 and net P&L of ₹1,84,308.41 from 21 trades. His October summary, up to 15 Oct, shows ₹1,54,630.01 overall and ₹1,51,592.61 net from 19 trades. These figures exclude the plan fee, and this is one account that is not typical.

Did every StrykeX algo Vijay Singh deployed make money?

No. Three combos deployed in April 2026 show losses of ₹6,910.00, ₹6,142.50 and ₹7,864.50, and two algos show ₹0.00. His live Sensex bundle shows +₹3,12,843.99, and his other algos together show a net loss of about ₹1,01,453.75.

Do negative StrykeX reviews mean the platform does not work?

Not by themselves. A review should say what the person did, when, and how it went. Check any claim against your own tradebook, the refund policy and a Forward Test before you decide.

Is StrykeX worth the price?

It depends on how much you will use it. On 24 Oct 2026, the Yearly Plan was listed at ₹49,999 a year (about ₹4,166 a month), billed annually and including 18% GST. It includes fully automatic trading with 4 live deployments, pre-built algos, 90+ indicators, TradingView and Chartink integration and a course. Check the pricing page for today's price.

Is StrykeX legit?

One client's account cannot prove that a platform is legitimate, so check it yourself. StrykeX is operated by Stockwiz Technologies LLP, a SEBI-registered Research Analyst (INH000013925). Search that number on SEBI's recognised intermediaries page and confirm the name matches. Then read the refund policy and test a strategy in Forward Test before you pay.

Are these results typical for StrykeX clients?

No. This is one client's account. Results differ by strategy, capital, position size and market conditions. Some clients lose money.

How can I test a strategy before risking capital?

Use the Backtest Terminal to test over several periods, then Forward Test to run the strategy on live market data without real capital. Both are part of StrykeX.