Filing Income Tax Returns (ITR) in India can feel like navigating a maze—especially if you have multiple streams of income. If you are an investor, professional, mutual fund distributor, or options trader, ITR-4 (Presumptive) or ITR-1 (Salaried) won't cut it. You have to file ITR-3.
In June 2026, I traded Nifty Options using Paytm Money, with a maximum capital rotation of ₹12,000 per day and only one trade per day. My realized profit stood at 7.5% for the month, but brokerage and taxes consumed nearly half of my gains.
I am sharing this openly because very few traders or investors publish their real demat account P&L. My intention is to educate fellow investors: Successful traders earn 2–3% monthly, not 20–30% as often hyped. Derivatives are primarily meant for hedging and arbitrage, not reckless speculation.
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