Survive & Succeed as an Option Buyer – Use This 2-Step Filter!Option Buyer’s Survival Setup – Only Trade When These 2 Conditions Match! 
 Hello Traders! 
Option buying can be highly rewarding — but only if done with timing and logic. Most option buyers lose money not because of direction, but because they enter trades when  volatility and structure don’t support the move . Today, let’s uncover a simple but powerful setup I use that helps option buyers survive and thrive by trading  only when two key conditions align. 
 The 2 Conditions for Option Buyers’ Survival 
 
   1. Price Action Confirmation: 
Always enter trades when the price breaks key levels with a  strong candle and volume confirmation .
→ Look for  breakout/rejection candles, bullish/bearish engulfing, or range breakout retest setups .
   2. IV/VIX Support for Momentum: 
Check India VIX or option premiums.
→ Trade only when VIX is supportive (e.g., rising or above 13–14) to allow enough premium expansion.
→ Avoid buying in low VIX chop zones unless supported by strong news or breakout.
 
 Why This Setup Works So Well 
 
   Avoids Time Decay Traps:  You enter only when a move is expected — not during sideways chop.
   Improves RR Ratio:  Strong confirmation = better entry + reduced SL hits.
   Filters Out Noise:  Stops you from overtrading every price move and focuses only on high-conviction trades.
 
 Bonus Tips for Buyers 
 
   Prefer ATM Options in Momentum Trades  for better delta and faster movement.
   Exit Partial at 30–40% Move  and trail remaining to maximize runners.
   Don’t Trade Every Move  — Wait for these 2 rules to align, or skip.
 
 Rahul’s Tip 
 Being an option buyer is tough – unless you're selective.  Don’t buy hope. Buy confirmation. Let structure and volatility guide your trade.
 Conclusion 
Option buying is a game of survival and sharp entries. If you follow these  2 key rules  —  structure + volatility confirmation  — you’ll avoid unnecessary SL hits and capture the real moves.  Discipline is your edge. 
 What’s your personal filter before buying options? Share below and let’s learn together!
