6-WEEK WEEKEND PROGRAM  ·  INDIAN EQUITY MARKETS

STRUCTURED
MOMENTUM
TRADING SYSTEM

STRUCTURED MOMENTUM TRADING SYSTEM  —  SMTS

A practitioner-built curriculum to give you a complete, repeatable edge in Indian equity markets. No fluff. No indicators worship. Just price, volume, and process.

06Weekends
12Sessions
02Months
Edge

Built Different

Price First, Always

Every session starts with raw price and volume. Indicators are confirmation tools — never the source of a decision.

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India-Market Native

All examples, scans, and case studies use NSE-listed stocks. Nifty, Bank Nifty, Indian midcaps — not US markets.

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Process Over Outcome

A losing trade taken with perfect process is a good trade. We evaluate decisions, not just results.

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Risk Before Reward

Every session involving a trade starts with the stop-loss, not the target. Define your loss before thinking about your gain.

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Journal as Discipline

Students maintain a weekly chart journal from Week 1. Group review builds the accountability that accelerates growth.

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No Holy Grail

No strategy wins every time. This course teaches probabilistic thinking and the discipline to execute a tested process.

6 Weekends. 12 Sessions.

Skills That Last

[01]Reading Price Action Without Indicators
[02]Stage Analysis & Momentum Stock Selection
[03]Scanning Stocks — Criteria & Filters
[04]Linearity & Nature-Based Stock Selection
[05]Entry · Structural Stop-Loss · Trailing SL
[06]Market Breadth · Risk · Avoiding Drawdowns

Ready to build your edge?

6 weekends. Starts next available Saturday. Reach out on X to secure your spot.

⚠ Disclaimer: SMTS is for educational purposes only. Karthikeya Koora is not a licensed financial advisor, and nothing shared here should be considered financial or investment advice. All members are responsible for their own decisions. Please do your own research and consult a professional before investing. Trading involves risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results. By participating, you agree that you do so at your own risk.