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44 EMA Strategy Success Rate: Real NSE Backtest

On 15 large NIFTY 50 stocks, from 2025-09-30 to 2026-09-30, the 44 EMA strategy took 129 trades and won 23.3% of them. After brokerage, STT, exchange fees, SEBI fees, stamp duty and GST, a ₹1,00,000 account lost money: −₹10,546 (−10.6%). Just holding the same stocks returned −10.3%.

Trades
129
30 won · 99 lost
Success rate (trades won)
23.3%
Profit factor 0.65
Result after charges
−₹10,546
−10.6% on ₹1,00,000
Biggest fall
−14.1%
from the account's peak
Charges paid
₹7,211
brokerage, STT, GST and more
Just holding the stocks
−10.3%
price move only, no charges

One ₹1,00,000 account shared by all 15 stocks, up to 5 trades at once (20% of the account each), daily candles, stop loss and target as in the rules below, 0.01% slippage, all Indian charges. Stocks: RELIANCE, HDFCBANK, ICICIBANK, INFY, TCS, SBIN, BHARTIARTL, ITC, LT, AXISBANK, KOTAKBANK, HINDUNILVR, MARUTI, SUNPHARMA, BAJFINANCE.

44 EMA strategy backtest: stock by stock

StockTradesWonResult after charges
KOTAKBANK1331%+₹1,391
SUNPHARMA743%+₹1,111
MARUTI650%+₹792
LT560%+₹465
SBIN633%−₹139
RELIANCE1118%−₹263
AXISBANK838%−₹588
BHARTIARTL1030%−₹671
ITC40%−₹1,165
INFY714%−₹1,245
HDFCBANK1010%−₹1,267
ICICIBANK1421%−₹1,773
TCS1010%−₹1,936
HINDUNILVR1010%−₹2,552
BAJFINANCE80%−₹2,704

The 44 EMA strategy rules we tested

Also called: 44 moving average strategy, 44 EMA swing trading strategy.

These are the exact rules we ran. Versions taught elsewhere may differ (where the stop goes, the candle size, extra filters), and a different version can give a different result. Change any of these in the Backtest Lab and run your own version.

44 EMA strategy win rate, accuracy and success rate: questions people ask

What is the success rate of the 44 EMA strategy?

In our 12-month test on 15 NIFTY 50 stocks (2025-09-30 to 2026-09-30) it won 23.3% of 129 trades. Success rate alone can mislead: after all charges the account lost money (−10.6%).

Is the 44 EMA strategy profitable after charges?

In this test, no: −₹10,546 on ₹1,00,000 after brokerage, STT, exchange fees, SEBI fees, stamp duty and GST (charges paid: ₹7,211). Results change with the stocks, period and settings.

Why do videos claim 80–90% accuracy for the 44 EMA strategy?

Most claims count a few hand-picked trades, skip charges and slippage, or call a trade a win before it closes. A backtest takes every signal the rules give, on many stocks, and pays every charge.

How can I backtest the 44 EMA strategy myself?

Open it in LeadFinn's Backtest Lab (/backtest?template=ema_44_rising) and run it on any NSE stock or basket, period and candle size. You can change the stop loss, target, trade size and charges.

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Past results do not promise future returns. This is research, not advice. Numbers refresh when this page is rebuilt; the Backtest Lab always runs on the latest candles.