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The Indian equity market has absorbed roughly three hundred thousand crore rupees of fresh capital in recent weeks. This surge is not just a headline; it reshapes the risk‑return calculus for systematic traders, especially those who allocate capital based on precise money‑at‑risk (MAR) budgets. In this article we connect the market‑wide inflow to corporate‑risk‑management principles and show how a disciplined stop‑size framework can preserve a 1 % risk budget while scaling position size. The Capital Surge and Its Immediate Implications When a market receives a massive liquidity injection, price volatility often contracts as more participants smooth out order flow....