Three places the money goes, and a P&L screenshot hides all three
Your broker shows a net number. The report breaks it into the parts you can act on, each with a rupee figure from your own trades.
Charges
STT, exchange charges, stamp duty, GST, brokerage and slippage, on every trade's own turnover at today's rates. Intraday and options pay them on every round trip.
What keeps happening
Re-entering a name right after a loss on it. Going long and short on one name in a day. The few big-loss days that undo a month. Each is counted and priced.
Names
The two or three symbols you keep trading and keep losing on, against the ones that actually pay you. Most tradebooks have both.
Have your tradebook handy? About a minute
Export your trades
Zerodha: Console → Reports → Tradebook → pick the dates → download (CSV or Excel). Dhan: Reports → Trade history. Upstox: Reports → Trades. Angel, Groww and Fyers exports read too.
Upload it
One file per account, up to five. We detect the format, match buys to sells and price every trade with Indian costs. Nothing is kept.
Read where it went
One page: the fixes worth the most in rupees, what charges took, which names and habits cost you, and whether the rest was skill or luck. Save it as a PDF.
On your phone right now? The tradebook download is easiest on a laptop. Email yourself this link or open auditmytrades.com/fno-losses there later; the same page, the same free report.
No file handy? Open the sample report and see what yours will look like, every section.
Run it free. Decide after you have read it.
The free report is the overview: the verdict, the headline numbers, the first fixes, where the money went, and what was not checked. No sign-up, no card, nothing stored. Every table and every finding, unlocked from inside your free report for ₹599 per report, no tax added, PDF included. See both on the same made-up trader: the free report · the full audit. Every number explained in plain words; the questions people ask before uploading.
Find out before the next trade does
Your own trades, priced at real Indian costs. About a minute.
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