If you have incurred losses in the stock market and are holding on to your positions, StockDoctor can help you recover your losses even if the market does not move in your favour. Help can be offered in the following cases :

 

1. You have purchased stocks, stock futures or index futures. The market has since moved down and is not coming up.

 

2. You have short sold stock futures/index futures. The market has since moved up and is not coming down.

 

In either case, StockDoctor can help you implement strategies to recover your losses even if the market does not move in the direction of your position. The underlying assumption is that you are holding on to your positions.

 

See how to start getting StockDoctor help by clicking here.

 

Salient Features of StockDoctor

 

a.     StockDoctor services are provided free of cost. You will not be asked to make any donations either and you will never be asked to make any payment to anybody.

 

b.    StockDoctor does not offer any advice in stock picking or the direction of the market.

 

c.     The stock(s) in which you have incurred losses should be from the F&O segment of the National Stock Exchange. However if you have a large diversified portfolio outside the F&O segment of the NSE,  help may still be offered.

 

d.    StockDoctor only offers advice to recover losses to an extent deemed possible and reasonable.   As a general rule, the advice is geared towards recovering losses when holding on to a position and not towards making more money in the market.

 

e.     The recovery of losses starts potentially from day one. The time taken to recover losses depends on the extent of losses.

 

f.      The recovery  process  does  not  require  large  additional  investment  and  in  many  cases  may  not  require  any additional investment at all.

 

g.     StockDoctor's strategies do not require the market to necessarily move in your favour. Even if  the  market  moves  further against your position, chances of further loss are  reduced and  further losses may also be recoverable.   If the market does move in favour of your position, it is welcomed and the recovery will be faster.

 

h.    The recovery process involves use of options strategies whose simplicity/complexity depends on the nature and extent of the loss.  Complex options strategies may require active monitoring on your part.

 

i.       StockDoctor services are available to all, i.e. from the smallest investor/trader to any large institution.  The loss should be at least seven days old.   This is to avoid StockDoctor being stampeded by day traders.  During these seven days you hold your positions at your own risk.

 

j.      To avail of the services of StockDoctor, at least one visit to our office is necessary.  The visit should be after prior appointment on phone. You should bring the details of holdings/a printout of outstanding positions from your broker during the first visit itself.   In case you are dealing with different brokers/broking houses, the latest outstanding positions with all of them should be brought.  No advice should be sought against only a part of your portfolio.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q. I have a stock market loss. How do I start getting StockDoctor help to recover my losses?

A. Follow these steps:

1. Read information on this page to understand how StockDoctor service works and who it applies to.

2. Create a login on this website and fill out your information before contacting us to help us best serve you. Click here to learn more about how to create a login. If you find it too difficult to create a website login, skip this step and move to the next.

3. Contact StockDoctor for an appointment at (011) 23271270 or 9818936890. Meet him in person. You do not have to pay any fees.

4. Setup positions per StockDoctor’s prescription, monitor the market and report back your progress per his advice.

5. Once your losses are recovered, you do not need any further advice from StockDoctor on this matter or need to pay anything. StockDoctor and others would love to hear your story.

 

Q. Can StockDoctor help both bulls and bears at the same time?

A. Yes. Since StockDoctor does not require the stock market to necessarily move in a particular direction, both bulls and bears can be helped at the same time.

 

Q. Does it mean that one can always win in a stock market with 100% surety?

A. Not full 100% surety but a proper option strategy with proper monitoring works with astonishingly high success rates. Hence it is better to use a proper option strategy as compared to simply holding on to a losing position and leave everything to Lady Luck.

 

Q. Who is the StockDoctor?

A. StockDoctor team is led by N.K.Jain, an I.I.Tian (IIT Delhi, 1968 batch) and assisted by Mohit Jain, MBA, University of Dallas, B.E. Delhi Institute of Technology (Now Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology) and Rohit Jain, B Tech., IIT Kharagpur, M.S., University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign.

. Read more about him by clicking here.

 

Q. How much does the StockDoctor service cost?

A. StockDoctor service is provided free of cost to you.

 

Q. Why is StockDoctor doing this for free?

A. StockDoctor is rewarded by the satisfaction of seeing people recover from their losses.  With the Grace of God he had been brilliant in studies both in school and at IIT.  When fellow students used to approach him with their home work related difficulties or difficulties faced during preparations for examinations both in school and at IIT, he was not charging any money from them. So the same now.

Q. Do you recommend stocks for me to trade in or trade on my behalf if I’m not in loss but just want to make profit?

A. No.

 

Q. Can the StockDoctor help me if I’ve already closed my positions and booked losses?

A. No.

 

Q. Is there some minimum requirement a person should meet to become eligible to receive your service? Can I just tell a friend in loss about your service?

A. StockDoctor services are available to all, i.e. from the smallest investor/trader to any large institution. However the minimum holding should be approximately equal to half the size of one lot traded on NSE.

You are welcome to tell your friends or relatives about it.

Click here to see under what circumstances the service is useful.

StockDoctor helps the sufferers of the stock markets in recovering their loss through better use of options and reduction in execution costs. StockDoctor's endeavor is to bring hope and happiness to people through enrichment of their financial lives.

Q. Why would StockDoctor disclose its options strategies to everybody in the market.

A. StockDoctor does not believe or play with any one particular strategy.  The number of strategies in an options market are not confined to a few, or a few hundred or a few thousand. Similar to a game of Chess, the types of strategies can be unlimited.  Every move depends on the opponent's move.  In options trading, the strategy depends on how the market is behaving and the position already being held.  Depending on the situation any strategy can win and even the so called "best of strategies" can lose.  Advising just one strategy to a fellow trader will not make him/her a competitor. Options trading is not something one can master overnight.

 

Q. How do I create a login on this website?

A. You can create a login by clicking to register here. You may also start by clicking the ‘Create new account’ link in the blue User Login box on the right hand side of this page.

 

After you fill in the information in the form that appears, the website administrator will activate your login and send you a message at the e-mail address you provide while filling in the form.

If you face trouble in this process, contact StockDoctor support through e-mail at support@sockdoctor.in.

If you find it too difficult to create the website login by yourself, skip this step and contact StockDoctor.

 

 

StockDoctor Team

 

The founder and adviser behind StockDoctor is Mr. N.K. Jain, an experienced and active player in the Indian Stock Exchanges. Mr. Jain is an I.I.Tian (IIT Delhi, 1968 batch) who continues to help fellow people following his similar endeavors both in school and at IIT.

StockDoctor team also comprises of advisers Mr. Mohit Jain, MBA, University of Dallas, B.E., Delhi Institute of Technology (now Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology) and Mr. Rohit Jain, M.S., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, B. Tech. , IIT Kharagpur.

StockDoctor helps the sufferers of the stock markets in recovering their loss through better use of options and reduction in execution costs. StockDoctor's endeavor is to bring hope and happiness to people through enrichment of their financial lives.

 

 

 

StockDoctor Contact Information

 

See how to start getting StockDoctor help by clicking here.

 

For appointments to see StockDoctor in person, contact (011) 23271270 or 9818936890. For us to be able to best help you, please create a login on this website and fill in your information before contacting us.

 

Do not forget to bring details of holdings/a printout of all your outstanding positions from your broker(s). Appointments are not available through StockDoctor.in website at this time.

 

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The following sections list articles enumerating StockDoctor philosophy: 

 

Why there are more losers than winners amongst Indian players in the Indian Stock Markets?

 

The stock market is virtually a zero sum game. Let's consider that all stock market players, instead of trading from their trading terminals distributed across the globe, are trading in a closed hall and no money leaves or enters the hall. Although various amounts of money keep moving from one trader to another, the total amount of money in the hall remains the same.

 

This means that if some traders gain money in some corners of the hall, some other traders must have lost that money in some other corners of the hall because the total amount of money in the hall remains the same.

 

But the money keeps on entering and leaving the hall.

 

The money that enters the hall consists of (a) Dividend payout by the companies whose papers are being traded in the hall and (b) fresh investment inflows by traders.

 

The money that leaves the hall consists of (a) STT , service tax on brokerage, stamp duties etc. (b) expenses of all brokers, broking houses, stock exchanges, depositories and other intermediaries, SEBI, mutual funds, financial advisers etc. (c) household expenses of traders themselves who have no other income (d) investment outflows by traders (e) THE BIGGEST OF THEM ALL, supply of fresh paper by needy / greedy corporates.

 

If the money inflow into the hall equals the money outflow from the hall, the stock market becomes a zero sum game. That is, the gains of the winning traders will be equal to the losses of the losing traders. If the inflow is greater than the outflow, there will be net winners and if the inflow is less than the outflow there will be net losers in the hall.

 

Let us now compare the money entering the hall with the money leaving the hall.

 

There can absolutely be no doubt that Part (a) of the money entering the hall is far less than Parts (a) , (b) , and (c) of the money leaving the hall. This leaves us with part (b) of the money entering versus parts ((d) and part (e) of the money leaving. That is net investment (investment inflows - investment outflows) by traders versus supply of fresh paper by corporates. If net investments by traders exceeds both the supply of fresh paper and net expenses ( all expenses - Dividend payouts) there will net inflow of money into the hall and winners will exceed losers. However if the net investments fail to match the supply of fresh paper as well as net expenses losers will exceed winners in the hall ( By amount of loss and gain and not necessarily by number of winners and losers).

 

Moreover net investment by traders and supply of fresh paper are more like Sundry debtors / creditors portion of a Balance Sheet rather than income and expenditure portion of the balance sheet.

 

Since the income and expenses portions of the money flow into/from the hall is always negative, the losers will always exceed the winners (by amount of loss and gain) in the hall.

 

Now let us return the traders from the closed hall back to their original places and the situation does not change at all.

 

Hence StockDoctor believes that there are always more losers as compared to the winners in a stock market. Apart from this another reason and an equally valid one is that the dice is biased in favour of one set of players i.e. Foreign institutional investors.

 

They pay less taxes and are equipped with much better tools to play with. They have extremely sophisticated computer software and automatic options trading programs at their command which most indian players have, forget seen, not even heard of. When the dice in biased in favour of one set of players, the other set of players is likely only to lose more than win.

 

(The term traders above also includes investors)

 

To change this, either the stock market system has to reduce its total expenses to below the total dividend payouts by the corporates whose paper is traded so that everybody can win or the Indian players must play with even better tools as compared to those available with FIIs.

 

StockDoctor helps the sufferers of the stock markets in recovering their loss through better use of options and reduction in execution costs.

 

So if you have suffered loss in the Stock Market, contact StockDoctor.

 

See how to get started with getting StockDoctor help by clicking here.

 

 

Do not forget to bring a printout of your outstanding position from your broker(s).

 

 

General Advice from StockDoctor on STOP LOSS

 

StockDoctor advises you not to listen/pay heed to a person/persons who advise you to buy/sell stocks WITH STOP LOSS. If they are not sure of their own analysis about a stock, why are they advising others. Their argument that stop loss is to protect one's capital does not hold good.

 

The stop loss strategy will not protect your capital. Rather it will destroy it for sure. This is what simple arithmetic says. If at all, it is not the way to protect one's capital. Instead of stop loss you can take much, much better steps if adverse price movement occurs after you buy/sell a stock. You will usually note the market retracing after taking out your stop loss. Advising stop loss is like a doctor asking his patient to commit suicide immediately to avoid further pain in case his prescription has adverse reaction. StockDoctor is deeply pained to see stop loss advice being made by even senior executives of prestigious institutions and through prestigious business channels. However these business channels' contribution in providing information to the trading/investing community otherwise is invaluable. There is no denying this fact.

 

Some programming is also aired advising you what to choose from "Exit" , "Hold" or "Buy More" options on the stocks you are holding. In case "Exit" is advised, before actually exiting the stock you may try StockDoctor's advice if any.

 

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