About
Who writes this, and what it will become
The short version
I'm Shubham. I trade Indian markets and I write the software that does it for me. NineFifteenAM is the public record of that work: the architecture, the failures, the costs, and the things I got wrong in front of everyone.
I write for people building something similar, and for traders who want to understand what sits under an automated system before they trust one.
What I publish
- The journey — month by month, what I built and what happened.
- Mistakes that cost me — the bugs, with the rupee figure attached.
- Best practices — the checklists I actually use.
- Market notes — how I read a session or an IPO, as process.
What I never publish
- Buy or sell calls, targets, or stop losses.
- My returns, or any performance claim.
- Strategy logic or parameters.
- Paid tips groups or broker referral links.
I am not registered with SEBI as an investment adviser or research analyst. Nothing here is investment advice.
Where this is going
The writing comes first and stays free. As the audience grows, some deeper work may sit behind a subscription — but only things worth paying for, and never tips.
Planned: full source of the tools I build, a monthly teardown of one failure in depth, reader questions answered on video, and early access to the trade journal tool.
The Saturday letter
One email a week: what I built, what broke, and the lesson I'd pay money to have learned earlier.
Free. Unsubscribe anytime. No tips, no spam.