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The Framework Scorecard

NIFTY Futures · CPR · Pivots · Order Flow · Market Profile

The Framework Scorecard

September 2026 · 19 sessions · 19–0 · +1873 pts/lot · ₹226,561 net (perfect hindsight, 2-lot book on ₹600,000; +37.8% MTD). Realistic ₹113,300–₹147,300 (+18.9%–+24.5% MTD).

The four-layer framework — CPR and pivots before the open, order flow and market profile live — run against NIFTY futures, one trade per session. Full method in Reading the Market.

The 2-lot model: every trade is 2 lots (₹130/point). The first lot is booked at the first target; the second runs on a stop moved to entry and is closed into the day’s close. Charges ≈ ₹891 per completed round trip.

Every row is marked after that day’s close. This is a record of what the framework pointed at, updated each evening — not a live-signal feed. The totals are perfect hindsight: only clean triggers that worked, every runner given its best exit. The honest “what’s realistic” band is in the record line above.

Date L/S Setup Entry Stop 1st target Exit Pts/lot ₹ (2 lots)
Sep 1 Short narrow CPR, open below, one-way afternoon 24,235 24,315 24,099 (hit) 24,090 +140 ₹18,200
Sep 2 Long — scalp gap to S1, weekly low holds, no follow-through 23,960 23,925 24,024 (hit) 24,000 +52 ₹6,760
Sep 3 Short narrow CPR, opening squeeze into R2, sold all day 24,095 24,165 23,975 (hit) 23,974 +121 ₹15,730
Sep 4 Long — scalp, trailed covering rally into resistance, faded before the close 24,048 24,010 24,088 (hit) 24,076 +28 ₹3,640
Sep 7 Short 3rd ultra-narrow CPR of the run, gap-down open below everything, one-way down 23,965 24,015 23,914 (hit) 23,900 +65 ₹8,450
Sep 8 Short 4th narrow CPR of the run, gap-down open below the daily & weekly CPR, one-way bleed 23,805 23,850 23,763 (hit) 23,753 +52 ₹6,760
Sep 9 Short 5th narrow CPR of the run, gap-down open below everything, ran through a failed midday floor 23,655 23,695 23,601 (hit) 23,566 +89 ₹11,570
Sep 10 Short — scalp, trailed 6th narrow CPR of the run, small gap-down open below it, marginal new low that held — smallest trend-day of the run 23,518 23,585 23,473 (hit) 23,482 +36 ₹4,680
Sep 11 Long — reversal, trailed the reversal day — extreme gap-down open onto daily S3, a brutal new low, a real delta-driven snap-back 23,360 23,310 23,561 (not reached) 23,495 +135 ₹17,550
Sep 15 Short — rejection, trailed the reclaim level tagged and rejected — open above CPR into the 23,561 zone, immediate failure, new multi-week low 23,555 23,610 23,351 (hit) 23,286 +269 ₹34,970
Sep 16 Long — undercut-and-hold, trailed a contained, constructive day — new low undercut and reversed without a violent bar, no fresh shorts anywhere 23,150 23,095 23,275 (hit) 23,245 +110 ₹14,300
Sep 17 Long — trend continuation, trailed a trend day that got rejected at the top and still closed green — open above ultra-narrow CPR, low held, rejected at the resistance cluster 23,300 23,220 23,375 (hit) 23,370 +70 ₹9,100
Sep 18 Short — rejection, trailed a marginal new high, rejected again, round-trip back to flat — CPR said bullish, the level said no a second time 23,405 23,435 23,327 (hit) 23,337 +68 ₹8,840
Sep 21 Long — trend continuation, trailed the coil finally breaks — open sitting right on the ultra-narrow CPR, short covering wall to wall, a genuine trend day through the week's stuck shelves 23,375 23,345 23,428 (hit) 23,445 +70 ₹9,100
Sep 22 Short — reversal, trailed the skeptic's case wins — CPR's bullish open-location read fails outright, OI-behaviour flips inside 30 minutes, a real give-back day 23,460 23,485 23,417.5 (hit) 23,369 +91 ₹11,830
Sep 23 Long — squeeze/trend continuation, trailed the squeeze continues — Short Covering from the open, a second visit to Monday's resistance zone, this time clearing it 23,395 23,365 23,475 (hit) 23,470 +75 ₹9,750
Sep 24 Short — trend day, trailed the squeeze runs out — CPR's bearish open-location read works cleanly for the first time in a week, a new multi-week low 23,315 23,345 23,276.2 (hit) 23,183 +132 ₹17,160
Sep 25 Long — reversal, trailed a retest and a hold — the CPR's bearish open-location signal overridden by a tick-for-tick retest of Thursday's low 23,100 23,040 23,188 (hit) 23,199 +99 ₹12,870
Sep 28 Short — trend day, trailed the bulls' line fails — CPR's bearish open-location read correct again, Friday's defended low breaks 23,075 23,145 22,978.3 (hit) 22,904 +171 ₹22,230

Each row is the framework’s trade for that session — the setup, entry, stop, first target and exit. The full reasoning behind every one — the morning CPR & pivot map, the order-flow read, why this entry and why the stop there, the market-profile targets — is written up session by session in that month’s Framework Ledger, published at month-end — the August 2026 Ledger shows what that looks like. If you’d rather read it as a story, each session is also covered more broadly in the evening’s Daily Recap.

Cumulative P&L — intraday, 2-lot book
perfect hindsight  realistic (disciplined)
₹0₹0.5L₹1L₹1.5L₹2L₹2.5LSep 1 +₹18,200Sep 3 +₹15,730Sep 9 +₹11,570Sep 11 +₹17,550Sep 15 +₹34,970Sep 17 +₹9,100Sep 1Sep 2Sep 3Sep 4Sep 5Sep 6Sep 7Sep 8Sep 9Sep 10Sep 11Sep 12Sep 13Sep 14Sep 15Sep 16Sep 17Sep 18Sep 19

One step per session, running total, month-to-date. Five trend-day shorts (Sep 1, 3, 7, 8, 9) carried it, each off a narrow daily CPR; Sep 2 and Sep 4 were smaller long scalps; Sep 10 was a sixth, much weaker trend-day short (+36); Sep 11 was the reversal-day long (+135, 2.7R); Sep 15 rejected the reclaim it left open and ran +269, the biggest single trade of the month; Sep 16 held the low without any drama and added +110; Sep 17 was the same signal working correctly in the up direction, +70, capped by a rejection at the same overhead zone Sep 15 defended; Sep 18 was a short off that same zone rejecting a second time, overruling the CPR’s own bullish read, +68 at the tightest risk of the run (2.3R); Sep 21 is the release the narrow Friday CPR pointed to — no directional read from the CPR itself, but one unbroken Short Covering read carried it through the week’s stuck shelves, +70 at the same 2.3R. Sep 22 is the day yesterday’s participant-data caution got confirmed on the tape — Monday’s bullish-continuation CPR signal failed within 30 minutes as OI-behaviour flipped, and the short off that flip produced the month’s highest-R trade yet, +91 at 3.6R. Sep 23 closed the loop — Tuesday’s FII data landed confirming shorts added, not covered, and Wednesday’s session was that position getting squeezed, clearing Monday’s high, +75 at 2.5R. Sep 24 is the squeeze running out — the CPR’s first correct open-location call in over a week, an early bounce failing right at S2, and a clean trend day to a fresh multi-week low, +132 at 4.4R, the framework’s best trade of the month. Sep 25 closes the week on a pause — the CPR called bearish again, a tick-for-tick retest of Thursday’s low held instead, reclaiming back to the CPR’s own BC, +99 at 1.7R. Sep 28 is the CPR’s second correct bearish call in a row — open below the band, no bounce, the weekend’s flagged 22,850 bulls’ zone failing intraday, +171 at 2.4R. The dashed line is the same trades kept at about 57%, the disciplined-trader estimate from the ledger.

Prior months — performance & ROI

The two most recent completed months. Same 2-lot book, same ₹6 L account. Click a month for the full worked record — every session at depth, with the reasoned trade tickets.

Month Sessions Record Pts/lot Net (hindsight) ROI (hindsight) ROI (realistic)
July 2026 23 21–0 +2045 ₹231,948 +38.7% 19.3–25.1%
August 2026 21 17–0 +1555 ₹199,225 +33.2% 16.6–21.6%

Intraday 2-lot book only. Each month’s swing trades and the full deduction detail are in that month’s Ledger.

The framework, in full

The full month publishes as the Framework Ledger at month-end — every session worked at depth, with the reasoned tickets. Until then, the previous months’ ledgers show the same format. Trading it live and want a second set of eyes on your calls? leo@leofinwise.com.

Updated after each close · September 2026 contract · last updated Sep 28, 2026

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