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PATH 10

Strategy Implementation & Execution

From how orders work on the NSE to SEBI's algo trading rules | everything you need to move a systematic strategy from backtest to live execution in India.

Advanced 6 modules · ~95 min
10.1
How Orders Actually Work: Market Microstructure India
Price-time priority, tick sizes, lot sizes, circuit limits, T+1 settlement, impact cost
10.2
The Real Cost of Trading: Slippage & Transaction Costs
STT, exchange charges, SEBI fees, stamp duty, brokerage, GST | the complete Indian cost stack
10.3
Systematic Execution in India: APIs, Algos & SEBI Rules
Broker APIs, SEBI's 2025 algo circular, Algo-ID registration, risk controls, compliance
10.4
Paper Trading to Live: The Hardest Transition
The 5-phase protocol, psychology of real money, common mistakes, measuring success
10.5
Portfolio Monitoring & Rebalancing in Practice
Calendar vs threshold rebalancing, cost budgets, execution mechanics, performance tracking
10.6
Scaling: When Your Strategy Meets Capacity
Strategy capacity, ADV participation rates, scaling approaches, when NOT to scale
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Earn your Strategy Implementation and Execution certificate

Complete all 6 module quizzes above, then take the 30 question path certification test at the end of Module 10.6. Pass to unlock your shareable PDF certificate with your name on it.

1Finish 6 module quizzes
2Take 30 question path test
3Download certificate
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