Who AKQX is for
AKQX is used in different ways by different people. These pages describe four: ICT and SMC traders who want to test their own interpretation, crypto futures traders who want realistic costs and hard limits, people curious about NSE and NIFTY paper trading, and beginners learning with no real money. Each says plainly what the software does and does not do for that reader.
Who AKQX is for
- For ICT and SMC tradersYou trade structure and liquidity by eye. How to write your version as rules and find out whether it holds.
- For crypto futures algo tradersBacktest with fees, paper trade with margin, apply hard limits, and keep every real-money decision yours.
- For NSE and NIFTY paper tradingTest an idea on NIFTY, BANKNIFTY or NSE stocks with charts, backtests and paper trading. No live orders.
- For beginners learning algo tradingA safe path in: the words, one simple rule, a backtest, then paper trading, with no real money.
Who it is not for
If you want software that tells you what to buy, AKQX is not it: it gives no advice and makes no claim about results. If you want automated real-money trading of Indian stocks, it is not it either, because AKQX offers no real-money execution for Indian equities. And if you want a way to make money quickly, no honest tool is. What it is for is testing your own ideas, carefully, before any real money is involved.
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