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Oak Field now manages ₹11,38,50,000 for 120 investors, held through 17 family and institutional accounts.
Canopy, Heartwood, Amber and Grove trade with capital; Twin Oak, Willow, Cedar and Birch are in paper trading.
The firm’s registration with the Securities and Exchange Board of India is in process.
More than 300 investors, ₹40–60 crore under management and all eight strategies live, on the same published record.
How implied volatility and time to expiry shape the range of outcomes an index option is priced for.
Illustrative articleHow a functional-link network with no hidden layer can learn nonlinear patterns quickly, and where the approach needs care.
Illustrative articleComparing a forward-looking price with a backward-looking measurement, and the choices that change the answer.
Illustrative articleWhy the most useful research often begins by looking at a familiar problem differently.
Illustrative articleHow time decay, the volatility smile and the probability of finishing in the money interact as expiry approaches.
Illustrative articleAn overview of a quantitative research process: data, feature engineering, modelling and validation.
Illustrative articleBuilding features from price, volume, open interest and derived indicators that survive outside the sample they were found in.
Illustrative articleWhy implied volatility has often exceeded the volatility that followed, and what that difference does and does not tell us.
Illustrative articleWhat changes when uncertainty becomes part of the question, rather than an afterthought.
Illustrative articleWhy the correlation between strategies matters as much as the quality of each one.
Illustrative articleStatistical foundations, testing frameworks and the practical considerations behind relative-value strategies.
Illustrative articleWhat the share of stocks taking part in a move says about its durability, and how regimes change the reading.
Illustrative articleWhat order-book imbalance and changes in open interest can say about the next move, and why the effect is small and fragile.
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