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Support Trendline Breakout in BAJFINANCEBAJFINANCE has delivered a strong support trendline breakout, closing at ₹909.60 (+5.59%). Price action confirms bullish momentum above the ₹872 support, with a measured move target of ₹29.55 (3.25%). Notably, the 910 CALL option for 28 AUG 2025 surged 378% to ₹16.50, showing aggressive call buying and aligning with the spot breakout. This synchronization between spot and derivatives indicates robust upward sentiment. Traders may consider maintaining a bullish bias while managing risk below the breakout level. Monitoring volumes and options activity is essential for trend confirmation. This analysis is for educational purposes only.
NSE:BAJFINANCE
by Kapil-Mittal
1
Trendline Support and Options Reaction in ICICI Bank📈 ICICI Bank at Major Support! ICICI Bank is testing a crucial trendline support zone around ₹1,418–₹1,427 after a lengthy pullback. Historically, this level has held strong, showing multiple bounces — making it a key area for traders to watch. Support Level: ₹1,418–₹1,427 Potential Upside: The chart highlights a recovery zone towards ₹1,433 and beyond, with a bounce of ₹67.6 (approx. 4.74%) possible if support holds firm. 🟢 Options Perspective: 1430 CE (August Expiry) The ICICI Bank 1,430 August call option has shown significant volatility: Current Premium: ₹16.75 Recent Change: +₹4.65 (+26.76%) on a single session!
NSE:ICICIBANK
by Kapil-Mittal
2
Open Interest & Option Chain AnalysisIn the world of options trading, two of the most critical analytical tools are Open Interest (OI) and Option Chain Analysis. While price and volume are commonly used indicators, OI and the Option Chain give unique insights into market sentiment, strength of price movements, and likely support/resistance zones. Let’s break down both concepts thoroughly and understand how you can use them to make smarter trading decisions. 1. What is Open Interest (OI)? Open Interest (OI) refers to the total number of outstanding (open) option contracts that have not been settled or squared off. These contracts can be either calls or puts, and each open contract reflects a position that has been initiated but not yet closed. Important: OI is not the same as volume. Volume counts the number of contracts traded in a day. OI shows how many contracts are still open and active. Example: If Trader A buys 1 lot of Nifty Call and Trader B sells it, OI increases by 1. If later one of them exits the trade (either buy or sell), OI decreases by 1. If the same contract is bought and sold multiple times in a day, volume increases, but OI remains the same unless a new position is created or closed. 2. Interpreting Open Interest Changes Here’s how to interpret changes in OI: Price Movement OI Movement Interpretation Price ↑ OI ↑ Long Buildup (bullish) Price ↓ OI ↑ Short Buildup (bearish) Price ↑ OI ↓ Short Covering (bullish) Price ↓ OI ↓ Long Unwinding (bearish) This table is a cheat sheet for OI interpretation. Let’s break them down with simple language: Long Buildup: Traders are buying calls/puts expecting further rise. (Positive sentiment) Short Buildup: Traders are selling expecting fall. (Negative sentiment) Short Covering: Sellers are closing their shorts due to rising prices. (Momentum shift to bullish) Long Unwinding: Buyers are exiting as prices fall. (Loss of bullish strength) 3. What is Option Chain? The Option Chain is a table or listing that shows all the available strike prices for a particular underlying (like Nifty, Bank Nifty, or a stock) along with key data: Call & Put Options Strike Prices Premiums (LTP) Open Interest (OI) Change in OI Volume Implied Volatility (IV) Structure of Option Chain An Option Chain is usually divided into two sides: Left Side → Call Options Right Side → Put Options In the middle, you have the Strike Prices listed. 4. Key Elements in Option Chain Analysis A. Strike Price The set price at which the holder can buy (Call) or sell (Put) the asset. At the Money (ATM): Closest to current spot price In the Money (ITM): Profitable if exercised Out of the Money (OTM): Not profitable if exercised now B. Open Interest (OI) Shows how many contracts are still open for each strike. Higher OI means greater trader interest. C. Change in OI Shows how much OI has increased or decreased. This is critical for real-time sentiment tracking. Increase in OI + Rising premium = Strength Increase in OI + Falling premium = Resistance or Support forming D. Volume Number of contracts traded today. Shows activity and liquidity. E. Implied Volatility (IV) Indicates market expectation of future volatility. High IV means higher premiums. 5. How to Read Option Chain for Support & Resistance One of the most powerful uses of Option Chain Analysis is identifying short-term support and resistance. Highest OI on Call Side = Resistance Highest OI on Put Side = Support This happens because: Sellers of Calls don’t want price to rise above their sold strike Sellers of Puts don’t want price to fall below their sold strike Example: Let’s say: 19700 CE has 45 lakh OI 19500 PE has 40 lakh OI This implies: Resistance = 19700 Support = 19500 So, traders expect Nifty to remain between 19500–19700. Conclusion Open Interest and Option Chain Analysis are powerful tools to understand the mood of the market. They help traders: Find real-time support and resistance Gauge market direction and strength Understand where big players (institutions) are placing their bets Plan both intraday and positional trades with more accuracy But remember, OI and Option Chain are not standalone indicators. Combine them with price action, volume, and technical levels for better results.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by TechnicalExpress
2
EURUSD Bulls in ControlHello everyone, what’s your take on EURUSD? After breaking out of its descending channel, EURUSD has maintained its bullish momentum. In the short term, there are no clear signs of slowing down, especially with the 34 EMA acting as dynamic support — boosting buyer confidence. Fundamentally, a weaker US dollar and renewed optimism in Europe are fueling euro strength. As long as price holds above the 1.1650 zone, the path of least resistance remains upward. The 1.1750 target is still in sight, confirming a textbook bullish continuation pattern. What’s your view on where EURUSD is headed next?
Long
by Kevinn_Nguyen
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NSE:NIFTYLong
by mayuraj_820
2
What is adx and how to use it ?The ADX indicator is designed to quantify the strength of a trend, regardless of its direction. It does this by measuring the degree of price movement within a given period. The ADX values range from 0 to 100. The traditional setting for the ADX indicator is 14 time periods, but analysts have commonly used the ADX with settings as low as 7 or as high as 30. Lower settings will make the average directional index respond more quickly to price movement but tend to generate more false signals. ADX below 20: The market is currently not trending. ADX crosses above 20: A new trend is emerging. ADX between 20 and 40: This is considered as a confirmation of an emerging trend. ADX above 40: The trend is very strong. ADX crosses 50: the trend is extremely strong.
Education
by SkyTradingZone
NIFTY going up or down from here?NIFTY is standing at crucial point. Here are two possibilities that will decide further move of NIFTY. 1. If price breaks down to 24548.65 level, it will be confirmed that wave C of Zig-zag has started and this move will go minimum up to 24255.75. 2. If price takes support near 24635 (or just say, reverses from anywhere without touching 24548.65) it will be considered that wave B of Zig-zag is still under formation. In this case NIFTY may show some up move upto 25299, and 25485.85.
NSE:NIFTY
by theprofityogi
15 Feb ’24 — Nifty within kissing distance of a Bullish breakoutNifty Analysis - Stance Neutral ➡️ Recap from yesterday: “In the 63mts chart, see the encircled region — the strength of the green candles stands out prominently. This has given Nifty a total makeover, till yesterday we were neutral with a moderate bearish bias. Today we are still neutral but with a bullish bias — as the resistance of 21913 is much closer than the support of 21491.” 4mts chart Nifty has lived up to the expectation today, the momentum it gained yesterday post 14.07 was legitimate. Not only did Nifty hold its ground today but showed intent to take out the 21913 resistance. The open was right at that zone but we quickly lost a few points. The candle at 09.47 carried the hidden message that a breakout was in the cards. That single candle had a swing range of 73 points. Even though we did not do anything unusual till 13.31 - the options premium was going crazy. One mistake I made was to switch to the next-weekly instead of the current one as I felt a breakout would happen post 3 PM. The break came early at 13.35 and what it did was shoot up the CE premiums, nothing unusual in that. But the PEs were not dropping in value. So on one side, my short CEs were trading in deep RED whereas the short PEs were not going into green. Meanwhile, the breakout did not prove successful - but it definitely woke up the bulls. Almost all the top 8 components were reacting positively to this break. The final close was right near the 21913 SR zone. Over the last week, Nifty rose 166 points ~ 0.76% and if you notice the 63-minute time frame - it has formed a triple bottom-like formation on a descending trendline. Since Nifty already retraced back to the resistance level - we assume it is ready for the next leg of outperformance. The first thing it has to make sure tomorrow is to defend the 21913 levels - if it falls below that, the bullish breakout will not pick up pace. A gap-up is ideal as it will quickly tip the balance to the Bulls as short sellers will have to run for cover. We wish to change the status from neutral to bullish only if we get a 63mts candle above the 21913 resistance line. 63mts chart
NSE:NIFTY
by viswaram
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NSE:HDFCBANKEducation
by UnknownUnicorn59699627
5
11 Jul '23 Post Mortem on Nifty + Long call continues...Today we had a perfect inverted V formation. The high of the day at exact 12.00 noon. A rally of 82pts from opening level and then a fall of 66pts. Even though nifty fell today, it was showing so much of positive energy and a general reluctance to fall. We will bring up the comparison with banknifty shortly & it will make sense. Today's peak formation ensured we are getting a double top at the ATH levels ~ 19508. The profit booking may be attributed to that. If we continue to fall in the coming days - its better to change the bias from long to neutral. --- Trades Taken Yesterday I had reversed my short position to long position & had carried the 19400/19300 PE bullish credit spread overnight. Luckily it worked out alright today. By 10.43 I exited at a price of 29.6/12.9. I exited because more than 50% of premiums had decayed & not because I was bearish. At the same time I entered into 19400/19300 PE bullish credit spread of the 20th July series for a price of 74.7/48.4. We then had the classic reversal, almost back to the open levels. Somehow I felt the risk:reward was not matching & then exited the new position at a loss by 14.46 @ 79.7/49.4 and got back to the 19400/19300 PE spread in the 13th Jul series for 32.7/12.3. The 15.00 candle really scared me and if you calculate the risk:reward was 3980:1020. So I exited the credit spread & went ahead with the call debit spread of 19300/19400 CE @ 176.15/95.15 by 15.03. The rationale being 19300 was still in the money & might offer some cushion as expiry is in 2 days. Whereas 19400 PE could go in the money if the move is 50pts or more.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by viswaram