Technical analysis for Indian F&O markets. Covers Options Greeks, Nifty/Bank Nifty strategies, futures trading, position sizing, and risk management for derivatives traders.
Quick Answer: On expiry day, options premium collapse rapidly (theta decay) and gamma risk explodes in the final hour. Profitable strategies include selling OTM options (if trend is clear), iron condors (range-bound markets), and straddle/strangle selling. WARNING: Nifty weekly options now expire on Tuesday (changed from Thursday — SEBI rule effective 1 Sep 2025). Never … Read more
Quick Answer: Options Greeks — Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega — measure how an option’s price will change with different market conditions. Delta = directional exposure. Gamma = acceleration of delta. Theta = daily time decay. Vega = sensitivity to implied volatility. Mastering the four Greeks is the difference between gambling on options and trading them. … Read more
Quick Answer: An options chain is the table showing every available call and put contract for a stock or index at different strikes and expirations. Calls on the left, puts on the right, strike price in the middle. Each row has LTP, volume, open interest (OI), bid-ask spread, and Greeks. Read OI to see institutional … Read more
Quick Answer: Options give you the right — but not the obligation — to buy (call) or sell (put) an asset at a fixed price (strike) on or before a set date (expiry). You pay a premium for this right. Maximum loss = premium paid. Call options profit when price rises; put options profit when … Read more