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Bajaj Broking rolls out algorithm trading platform for retail investors

The platform offers users two routes: ready-made, exchange-registered strategies developed by SEBI-registered Research Analysts, or custom strategy-building tools using exchange-registered white-box indicators

Bajaj Broking rolls out algorithm trading platform for retail investors

Bajaj Broking, the stockbroking arm of Bajaj Finance Ltd, has launched an algorithmic trading platform aimed at retail investors. The platform, available on both web and app, combines strategy creation and automated execution in a single interface. Users can choose between ready-made, exchange-registered strategies developed by SEBI-registered Research Analysts or build their own custom strategies using white-box indicators.

The platform offers configurable indicators, entry and exit conditions, execution parameters, and position sizing. Risk management controls are available at both strategy and account levels, allowing users to set various stop-loss and profit targets. Anurag Misra, Chief Technology Officer of Bajaj Financial Securities Limited, stated that the launch aims to provide users with greater flexibility and control over their market participation while maintaining transparency and informed decision-making.

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