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“Maine sirf paisa nahi gavaya. Apni maa bhi gava di.” (I didn’t just lose money. I lost my mom.) Yatin Bagga is 33, a B.Tech graduate with a stable IT job. He has ridden a motorbike across almost all of North India. Today he owes ₹60 lakh to 5 banks, he has lost ₹70 lakh in option trading, and the people closest to him are gone. This is one of the hardest stock market loss stories we have recorded on Losses & Lessons. If you are trading with borrowed money and planning to recover it all in one trade, watch this episode first. It Started With One Phone Call. In 2019, an advisory cold-called him. “Sir, hum aapko daily ka ₹5,000 bana ke de sakte hain.” (Sir, we can make you ₹5,000 every day.) - He pledged his shares and got ₹1 lakh of margin - Day 1 was an intraday trade in Infosys, and he made ₹25,000. His monthly salary back then was ₹13,000-14,000 - He signed up for a ₹10,000 monthly fee. On the next trading day they moved him to Bank Nifty options and had him activate F&O - Within days the account was at zero, and the advisory blocked his number He stopped trading for 3 years. Then a colleague showed him his own F&O P&L, ₹7 lakh in profit for the year, and he came back. The Night Before Election Results! By then Yatin had taken loans to buy property for a play school franchise. A ₹5 lakh property deal in Dera Bassi had already gone bad, and he wanted to win it back from the market. The evening before the results, after the exit polls had sent the market up, he and his friend sat down together. A TV interview had said the market would rally. - Yatin bought out-of-the-money Sensex calls worth ₹30 lakh, mostly loan money - His friend put in ₹50 lakh - Neither of them slept. They spent the night planning what to do with the money - The next morning the market opened and ₹30 lakh had become ₹3 lakh The Trap After the Trade? What followed is the pattern every loss-making option trader with loans will recognise: - Rotating money between credit cards to keep paying EMIs - Trading at least ₹1 lakh per position to recover faster - Averaging stock options. It worked for 3-4 months, until one trade went to zero and wiped out everything the averaging had made - Handing his own account and his father’s account to 2 different “operators” on profit-sharing. Within 3 days the capital was gone “Gyaan mera nahi tha. Bas wahi friend jo bata raha tha, wahi kar rahe the.” (The knowledge wasn’t mine. We just did whatever that friend said.) What It Cost Beyond Money When the EMIs stopped, recovery agents started arriving. Calls began at 8 AM and went on until 6 PM. One agent sat in his courtyard for 3-4 hours. Others threatened to pick up his sister’s child and to kill his father. Days after his mother found out how much he owed, she had a heart attack. Yatin wasn’t home. He had been avoiding the house because he couldn’t face her. Within 2-3 months his wife left. “Nange aadmi ke saath kaun rahega?” (Who stays with a man who has nothing?) In January, the friend who had brought him back into trading died. That was the day Yatin stopped. His weight dropped from 70 kg to 45 kg. He spent 4 months on medication for depression. He says plainly that he is alive today because of his father. The Questions This Episode Raises Yatin takes 100% of the responsibility for his own trades. But he also asks why the system treats people so differently: “Bade logon ke ₹22,000 crore maaf ho jaate hain, aur hum jaise log 5-6 lakh ke liye gaaliyan sunte hain.” (Big people get ₹22,000 crore forgiven, and people like us get abused over 5-6 lakh.) Aseem also explains what recovery agents can and cannot legally do, and what you can do when they cross the line at your doorstep. Who Should Watch This - Anyone trading options with personal loans or credit card money - Anyone planning one big trade to clear all their debt - Anyone holding overnight positions on news or events - Anyone who has handed their trading account to someone else - Families who suspect someone at home is trapped in F&O Fill out the form to appear in "Losses & Lessons" Podcast - https://shorturl.at/8ChN4 Buy Fraud Free Book - https://www.amazon.in/FRAUD-FREE-Outsmart-Scammers-Money/dp/9370032088?s=bazaar Install Stock Pathshala for LIVE classes and Webinars now: https://www.stockpathshala.com/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codeclinic.stockpathshala&hl=en_IN&pli=1 Have you been scammed? File Complaint here - https://aseemjuneja.in/ 0:00 - Introduction 2:47 - Meet Yatin Bagga 9:35 - The First Tip and the First Loss 16:57 - Back in the Market 20:27 - The Election Day Bet 25:58 - ₹30 Lakh Gone Overnight 31:13 - Losing His Mother 34:27 - Life Under Recovery Agents 39:47 - The Night His Father Saved Him 41:53 - When His Wife Walked Away 46:08 - Trapped in Debt 1:00:24 - Verifying the P&L 1:06:25 - Final Thoughts

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