Get started

Bitcoin / TetherUS

No trades
OverviewNewsCommunityTechnicalsSeasonalsMarkets

In-depth trading ideas


Discover detailed market analysis from traders. See how others approach this instrument, compare different strategies, and discover perspectives that can shape your own view.
Trade ideasMinds
BTC/USDT – Bearish Rejection at Supply ZoneAnalysis (15m Timeframe): Bitcoin is currently trading near the 0.5–0.618 Fibonacci retracement zone, where price has shown repeated rejection. The structure remains bearish, with lower highs forming under the descending trendline. Price is also approaching a strong supply zone (₹90,100 – ₹90,300), aligning with the descending trendline resistance, increasing the probability of a downside move. A minor ascending support trendline is visible, and a break below this trendline may trigger stronger selling pressure. 📉 Bearish Trade Setup Entry Zone: 89,800 – 90,200 (supply + fib confluence) Stop Loss: Above 90,400 Targets: TP1: 89,000 TP2: 88,250 TP3: 88,000 (previous swing low) 📌 Bearish Confirmation ✔ Rejection from supply zone ✔ Lower-high structure under descending channel ✔ Trendline break expected ✔ Fibonacci 0.5–0.618 acting as resistance ⚠ Disclaimer This chart is for educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Always manage risk.
Short
by TakeProfit_King
$BTC is compressing in a bearish pennant after a sharp from 94KCRYPTOCAP:BTC is compressing inside a bearish pennant after the sharp drop from 94,150 — a classic continuation structure where volatility squeezes before the next breakout. Price is sitting right at the apex, meaning a decisive move is very close. 🔍 Key Levels to Watch Support: 89,000 → Pennant support 88,200 → Breakdown target zone 86,500 – 85,800 → Target zone if pattern plays out Resistance: 90,000 → First rejection zone 90,800 → Upper pennant line A close above this invalidates the bearish structure. Pennants after a strong drop usually break downward, but #Bitcoin is still holding 89k tightly — meaning liquidity is building on both sides. The next breakout from this squeeze will set the direction for the next move.
Short
by CryptoSatRed
Attacking the $91k Supply Wall – Breakout SetupBitcoin is currently compressing just below a major area of liquidity. As illustrated on the chart, the $91,100 - $91,300 zone has acted as stubborn resistance, resulting in multiple distinct rejections over the recent period (marked by the red arrows). Technical Analysis: The Resistance (Supply): We have seen price action fail to sustain momentum above the red resistance line ($91,140) multiple times. However, the repeated tests of this zone suggest that supply is being absorbed. The more often a level is tested, the weaker it typically becomes. The Rejection vs. Compression: Despite the sharp rejections shown, BTC is maintaining its structure. The price is currently coiling, looking to challenge this level once more. The Trigger: A high-volume breakout and candle close above $91,300 would invalidate the bearish order block and likely trigger a move toward the psychological $100k barrier. If the bulls can finally clear this hurdle, there is very little overhead resistance preventing a run toward the target. Watch for volume confirmation upon the break of the red line. Trade safe and manage your risk.
Long
by hiuser
1
BTC Breakdown Confirmed – Here’s Where BTC Could Surge NextBTC Breakdown Confirmed – Here’s Where BTC Could Surge Next 1️⃣ Long-Term Trendline Breakdown Confirmed 🔹 BTC has decisively broken the multi-year ascending trendline supporting price since Nov 2022. 🔹 The Breakdown + Retest at ~$104k-$108k confirms bearish structure ✅. 🔹 Retest failed in Oct 2025, confirming sellers are in control. 2️⃣ Fibonacci Levels Highlight Strong Demand 🔹 Price is now hovering between 0 Fib ($125,647) and 0.382 Fib ($56,494). 🔹 Measured move Targets: Strong Demand Zone $34,477 - $56,494 (0.618 - 0.382 Fib) 🔹 This is the accumulation zone for long-term positions, historically providing strong bounce potential. 3️⃣ Critical Support / Resistance Zones 🔹 Immediate Support: $85k-$87k (psychological) Major Support: 🔹 $56,494 (0.382 Fib, upper demand) 🔹 $44,133 (0.5 Fib, middle demand) 🔹 $34,477 (0.618 Fib, “Golden Pocket”, lower demand) Resistance: Broken trendline now acting as key supply 4️⃣ Potential Scenarios Bearish (High Probability) 🔹 Continuation down to Strong Demand Zone ($34k-$56k) 🔹 Represents 38-61% retracement from ATH, typical after trendline breakdown + retest Bullish (Needs Reclaim) 🔹 Reclaim broken trendline (~$95k-$100k) 🔹 Close above $104k = false breakdown, continuation to new highs Why I’m Watching $56,500 - $34,500 for Longs 🔹 Historical accumulation zone with high probability of a strong bounce 🔹 After breakdown + retest, price often retraces to 0.5 or 0.618 Fib before resuming bull trend 🔹 Perfect long-term entry for those aiming for multi-year BTC upside BTC may test the $56k-$34k demand zone soon. For long-term holders, this is a prime accumulation area before the next bull cycle. Stay patient and strategic – $1M BTC dreams require discipline, not FOMO. Guys, don’t judge me: I’m a Bitcoin lover too. I’m just reading what the chart is showing. Even if the short-term looks bearish, I see the setup for a massive long-term move toward $1M 🚀 NFA & DYOR
Short
by CryptoPatel
BTCUSD – Buy/Sell Zones + No-Trade Zone Here is a clean, price-action based analysis of your chart with: ✅ Buy zones ❌ Sell zones 🚫 No-trade zone 🎯 TP levels 🛑 SL levels 📌 Overall Market Condition BTCUSDT is moving inside a big consolidation range. The zone you highlighted is correct — NO TRADE AREA — because price is stuck in a sideways block with no directional confirmation. 🚫 NO TRADE ZONE Price: 91,800 – 92,500 USDT Reason: Choppy structure No direction Liquidity building Dangerous to open positions inside the block 🔔 Wait for breakout and retest confirmation only. ⬆️ BUY SETUPS (LONG ENTRIES) 1️⃣ Breakout Buy Buy above → 94,250 📌 Conditions: Candle must close above the level Retest + bullish confirmation 🎯 TP targets (Upside green arrows) TP1 → 96,850 TP2 → 99,640 TP3 → 100,970 (major resistance) 🛑 SL: Below 93,700 (safe stop) 2️⃣ Pullback Buy (from lower demand) Buy near → 89,700 – 90,000 This is first strong demand after breakdown. 🎯 TP: TP1 → 92,300 (back to no-trade zone) TP2 → 94,250 🛑 SL: Below 89,150 ⬇️ SELL SETUPS (SHORT ENTRIES) 1️⃣ Sell breakdown below support Sell below → 89,700 🎯 TP levels (red arrows) TP1 → 88,820 TP2 → 86,140 TP3 → 81,950 TP4 → 79,330 (final target) 🛑 SL: Above 90,200 2️⃣ Pullback Sell If price breaks below 89,700, then returns to retest: Sell zone: 89,700 → 90,000 Confirm rejection wick. 🎯 TP: Same as above 86,140 → 81,950 → 79,330 🛑 SL: Above 90,300 📌 FINAL SUMMARY TABLE Setup Entry TP SL Breakout Buy Above 94,250 96,850 → 99,640 → 100,970 93,700 Pullback Buy 89,700 – 90,000 92,300 → 94,250 89,150 Breakdown Sell Below 89,700 88,820 → 86,140 → 81,950 → 79,330 90,200 Pullback Sell Retest 89,700 – 90,000 Same as above 90,300 No-Trade Zone 91,800 – 92,500
by Skalpfi
$BTC has officially broken below the rising-wedge supportCRYPTOCAP:BTC has officially broken below the rising-wedge support, confirming the bearish structure we mapped out earlier. The rejection at the upper trendline followed by a clean candle close beneath support signals momentum shifting to the downside. With the wedge now invalidated, price is tracking the downside targets opened by the breakdown: 92,200 → 91,400 → 90,800. As long as #BITCOIN stays below the broken trendline, sellers maintain the advantage
Short
by CryptoSatRed
HTF ChoCH Alert: BTC’s Macro Bias Is Still BearishHTF ChoCH Alert: BTC’s Macro Bias Is Still Bearish BTC is still following clean HTF bearish order-flow (LH → LL → BOS). The current push up is just a premium retracement, driven by internal liquidity grabs. Price is reaching for the premium FVG at 99,866–101,184, the next clear draw on liquidity and a prime reversal zone. Below 107,500 bias stays bearish (Bearish Invalidation / HTF ChoCH) Expect: BSL sweep → FVG fill → mitigation → sell-side continuation. ICT view: Market is simply rebalancing inefficiency before delivering lower. NFA & DYOR
Short
by CryptoPatel
BTC AND ETH. WHAT TO DO NOW?Let's figure it out, overall the market looks long right now, as I wrote here, the highs have been updated, I expect trading on SETH and CRYPTOCAP:BTC (sideways), the main thing is to maintain the current values ​​for confirming longs. Invalidation of setups: 1) SETH fixed below 2.950 2) CRYPTOCAP:BTC consolidated below 89,000 However, it is worth considering the grandfather’s departure from the FED post and what will happen on December 10.
Long
by werollin_profit
BTC/USDT BreakRetest Buy Setup | Bullish Continuation ExpectedBitcoin is showing a bullish structure on the 30-minute chart. Price has broken above the immediate resistance zone and is now retesting the same area as support — creating a strong break & retest buying opportunity. ✔ Key Points Previous resistance turned support Clean bullish rejection from retest zone Structure forming higher highs & higher lows Potential for momentum continuation toward major resistance 🎯 Trade Plan Buy Zone: Retest area near 92,800 – 93,200 Target 1: 94,600 Target 2: 97,800 Extended Target: 98,500+ Stop Loss: Below retest zone (around 92,200) 📈 Market Structure Price is respecting demand zones and holding above liquidity areas. If bullish momentum continues, BTC may attempt to reach the next high-timeframe supply zone.
Long
by TakeProfit_King
3
Part 2 Trading Master ClassHow Option Sellers Earn Profit Option sellers (writers) make money very differently from buyers. Sellers earn through: Premium collection Time decay (Theta) working in their favor Market staying within a defined range Selling gives higher probability of profit but unlimited risk if the market moves aggressively. Example: You sell Bank Nifty 49,000 CE at ₹220 Market stays sideways or falls Premium collapses to ₹30 Your Profit = (220 – 30) × Lot Size This profit results from the sold option expiring worthless.
Education
by SkyTradingZone
Part 1 Trading Master ClassHow Put Options Generate Profit A Put Option gives you the right to sell an asset at a fixed strike price. You profit from a put when: Underlying price moves below strike Premium increases because market falls Example: Nifty at 22,000 You buy Put 22,000 PE for ₹100 Market falls to 21,700 Premium rises to ₹210 Your Profit = (210 – 100) × Lot Size Put buyers make money when markets fall, similar to short selling but with limited risk.
Education
by SkyTradingZone
$BTC 4Hr Chart Outlook On the 4Hr chart, #BTC is still moving inside a clean bearish flag, and price is now pressing into the upper trendline — a zone where rallies typically slow down. This makes it a spot where long positions should stay alert, because rejection here can send price right back toward the lower boundary of the channel. Yesterday’s strong push likely came after the Vanguard-related excitement, injecting momentum right when price tapped the lower trendline. That liquidity sweep gave bulls enough fuel to drive #Bitcoin toward 93,000, where we sit now. From here, two scenarios matter: • If price breaks and holds above the upper trendline, the bearish flag loses strength and a broader shift toward bullish continuation opens up. • If price gets rejected, expect a rotation back to the lower trendline, and alts would cool off quickly. Maintain a cautious stance — good trades come from patience, not chasing.
Short
by CryptoSatRed
AI Predicts Market Moves1. Why AI Is Ideal for Market Prediction Financial markets are driven by: Millions of daily transactions Global macroeconomic events News sentiment Social media trends Investor psychology Seasonality and liquidity changes Traditional statistical models struggle with non-linear and high-frequency patterns, but AI excels here. AI can detect: Hidden correlations Rapid trend reversals Micro-patterns in high-frequency price action Behavioral biases reflected in order flows Because AI systems continuously learn and adapt, they perform well in dynamic environments where patterns evolve rapidly. 2. Types of AI Models Used for Predicting Market Moves a) Machine Learning Models Machine learning (ML) is widely used in quantitative trading. 1. Linear and logistic regression models Used for probability-based predictions such as: Will price go up/down next day? Will volatility rise? Is a breakout likely? 2. Random Forest and Gradient Boosting Models These ensemble models help in: Multi-factor trend prediction Classifying bullish/bearish phases Predicting price momentum They combine multiple decision trees, improving accuracy and reducing noise. b) Deep Learning Models Deep learning can detect highly complex patterns. 1. LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) Networks Ideal for sequential data such as: Price history Volume patterns Volatility cycles LSTM models capture long-term dependencies—useful for swing or positional trading prediction. 2. CNN (Convolutional Neural Networks) Surprisingly effective in market prediction because they treat charts like images. Applications: Pattern recognition (head-and-shoulders, flags, ranges) Candlestick image classification 3. Transformer Models Transformers—same architecture behind ChatGPT—are now used for: Sentiment analysis News interpretation Multi-input data prediction They can handle huge datasets and understand context more effectively than older models. c) Reinforcement Learning (RL) Reinforcement learning models learn by: Trying different strategies Receiving reward/punishment Optimizing decision sequences RL is used for: High-frequency trading Algorithmic trade execution Portfolio balancing Market making strategies Firms like DeepMind, JPMorgan, Citadel, and Goldman Sachs use RL at scale. 3. Data Used by AI to Predict Markets AI needs massive, multi-dimensional datasets. Common inputs include: a) Price & Technical Data OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) Volume Moving averages RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands Momentum indicators Order book depth VWAP and liquidity metrics b) Fundamental Data Earnings Valuations (PE, PB, PEG ratios) Revenue growth Debt levels Management commentary c) Macro Data GDP, inflation, interest rates Commodity prices Currency fluctuations Geopolitical events d) Sentiment Data AI analyzes sentiment using: News headlines Social media posts Analyst reports Global event interpretations Natural language processing (NLP) models convert text into sentiment scores. e) Alternative Data Modern AI uses unconventional datasets: Satellite imagery Foot traffic data E-commerce checkout volume Weather patterns Shipping/tracking data These unique insights give hedge funds a competitive advantage. 4. How AI Actually Predicts Market Moves Step 1: Feature Extraction AI transforms raw data (price, news, sentiment) into meaningful signals. Step 2: Pattern Detection AI searches for repetitive patterns such as: Trend continuation setups Volume–price divergence Mean-reversion behavior Market reaction to news events Step 3: Probability Prediction Instead of “predicting exact price,” AI predicts probabilities: 70% chance price goes up next hour 60% probability of volatility expansion High likelihood of trend reversal Step 4: Decision-Making For prediction-based trading: Buy signals Sell signals Risk management instructions For automated trading: Optimal entry/exit Position sizing Stop-loss levels Execution speed adjustments Step 5: Continuous Learning AI models retrain themselves using new data, improving accuracy automatically. 5. Benefits of AI in Market Prediction ✔ Speed AI analyzes millions of data points in milliseconds. ✔ Accuracy Through learning from massive datasets, AI detects subtle trends humans miss. ✔ Emotion-Free Trading AI eliminates biases such as fear, greed, overconfidence, or panic selling. ✔ Adaptability AI quickly adapts to: New market conditions Volatility spikes Regime shifts (bull to bear, consolidation to breakout) ✔ Scalability AI models can trade multiple markets simultaneously: Stocks Commodities Forex Crypto Indices 6. Limitations and Risks of AI Market Prediction Despite its power, AI is not perfect. a) Market Behavior Can Change Abruptly Sudden events like: War Natural disasters Flash crashes Black swan events …can disrupt any model. b) Overfitting AI sometimes memorizes data instead of learning patterns, leading to poor real-time performance. c) Garbage In, Garbage Out If input data is noisy, biased, or incomplete, predictions fail. d) Lack of Explainability Deep learning models often act as “black boxes”—hard to interpret decisions. e) Competition If many traders use similar AI models, predictive edge may disappear. 7. Real-World Use of AI in Markets a) Hedge Funds Top funds like Renaissance Technologies and Two Sigma use AI for: Predicting price movements Modeling volatility High-frequency trades b) Banks Banks use AI to: Optimize market-making Manage trading risk Detect anomalies c) Retail Traders Modern platforms provide: AI scanners Auto-chart patterns Sentiment analyzers Prediction dashboards d) Exchanges AI helps detect: Unusual order flow Spoofing or manipulative trades Liquidity risks 8. The Future of AI in Market Prediction Next-generation AI trading will include: Fully autonomous trading bots Agent-based market intelligence AI models analyzing global macro in real time AI risk engines predicting systemic failures Predictive accuracy will rise as: Data becomes richer Computing becomes faster Reinforcement learning evolves AI will not perfectly predict markets, but it will continue to dramatically improve decision-making and risk management. Conclusion AI has become a powerful tool for predicting market moves by combining massive data, advanced models, and real-time learning capabilities. Although not perfect, AI enhances accuracy, reduces emotional biases, and identifies patterns humans cannot see. As technology continues to evolve, AI will only grow more central in shaping financial markets and trading systems worldwide.
Education
by TechnicalExpress
Part 9 Trading Master ClassBull Call Spread – Best for Mild Uptrend with Low Risk This is a defined-risk bullish strategy. How it works Buy a lower strike call. Sell a higher strike call to reduce cost. When to use You expect a moderate rise, not a major rally. Premiums are expensive and you want to reduce cost. Risk and reward Risk: Limited to net premium paid. Reward: Limited (difference between strikes – cost). Example Buy Nifty 22,000 CE at ₹120 Sell Nifty 22,200 CE at ₹50 Net cost = ₹70 Max profit = ₹200 – 70 = ₹130
Education
by SkyTradingZone
$BTC just printed a clean double-bottom structure on the 15mins CRYPTOCAP:BTC just printed a clean double-bottom structure on the 15mins chart at 85.6K, matching the first reaction low from earlier today. This is the first sign of intraday exhaustion after that heavy sell-off from 91.8K. The pattern is forming inside a tight descending wedge, and price is now sitting right at the breakout zone. This is where #BTC usually makes its next decisive move. Key Observations 🔹 Bottom 1 → 85.6K 🔹 Bottom 2 → 85.6K (perfect retest) 🔹 Lower-timeframe wedge compression completed 🔹 Buyers defended the same level twice — strength showing If #BITCOIN holds this zone, we can see a momentum pop toward: ➡️ 86.7K ➡️ 87.3K ➡️ 88K (major intraday unlock) But… A clean break below 85.5K invalidates the structure and opens the door toward: ⚠️ 84.2K → 83.0K Right now, all eyes are on this double-bottom confirmation — momentum can flip quickly if buyers step in.
by CryptoSatRed
PCR Trading Strategies Option Premium The option premium is the cost of buying an option contract. It is influenced by several factors: Underlying Price – higher underlying prices increase call premiums and decrease put premiums. Strike Price – closer the strike price is to current market price, costlier the option. Time to Expiry – more time means higher premium. Volatility – higher volatility increases premium as uncertainty rises. Interest Rates and Dividends – have minor impacts but still contribute. These factors are modeled using the Black-Scholes model and other pricing techniques.
Education
by SkyTradingZone
Option Chain Analysis1. Understanding the Structure of an Option Chain An option chain typically has two halves: Left side → Call Options (CE) Right side → Put Options (PE) Each row corresponds to a strike price, and each strike shows several key data points: Common Columns in CE & PE: OI (Open Interest) – Total active contracts that are not yet closed. Change in OI – Shows whether new positions are being built (addition) or squared off (reduction). Volume – Number of contracts traded during the day. LTP (Last Traded Price) – Price of the option premium. Bid/Ask Prices – Best current buy and sell prices. Implied Volatility (IV) – Market expectation of volatility. The strike price sits in the center of the table, dividing Call and Put data. 2. Why Option Chain Matters Option chain analysis allows a trader to: ✓ Identify trend direction Increasing call writing may suggest bearish sentiment, while heavy put writing may suggest bullish sentiment. ✓ Spot support and resistance High Put OI indicates strong support. High Call OI indicates strong resistance. ✓ Understand market liquidity Higher OI and volume mean more active participation and better entry/exit execution. ✓ Track institutional activity Big spikes in OI usually represent large participants (FII, proprietary desks). ✓ Predict short-term price movements Based on the balance between CE and PE data. 3. Key Components of Option Chain Analysis A. Open Interest (OI) (Open Interest is the heart of option chain analysis.) Rising OI + rising price → Long Build-Up Rising OI + falling price → Short Build-Up Falling OI + rising price → Short Covering Falling OI + falling price → Long Unwinding These combinations provide clues about ongoing market activity. B. Change in Open Interest This tells you what is happening today. Example: If Put OI is rising fast, traders expect the market to stay above that strike → support. If Call OI is rising sharply, traders expect resistance at that strike. C. Option Premium and LTP Movement Premiums often rise due to: Trend strength Increased volatility (IV) Time remaining to expiry Premiums collapse due to: Trend reversal Drop in IV Time decay (theta) D. Implied Volatility (IV) IV reflects expected movement. High IV → high uncertainty → expensive options Low IV → low uncertainty → cheaper options IV also jumps ahead of major events such as RBI policy, budget, US Fed meetings, elections, etc. 4. Identifying Support & Resistance from Option Chain This is one of the most practical uses of option chain. A. Finding Support Levels Support is identified by: Highest Put OI Sharp increase in Put OI Put writers actively defending a strike Put writers (sellers) are usually strong hands, so they provide floor/ support. For example: If 22,000 PE has the highest OI, then 22,000 becomes strong support. B. Finding Resistance Levels Resistance is identified by: Highest Call OI Big Call OI additions CE writers defending a strike If 22,300 CE has the highest OI, then 22,300 becomes strong resistance. 5. PCR (Put-Call Ratio) Analysis PCR is a sentiment indicator extracted from the option chain: PCR = Total Put OI / Total Call OI Interpretation: PCR > 1 → bullish sentiment (more puts written) PCR < 1 → bearish sentiment (more calls written) PCR around 0.8–1.2 → neutral market PCR extremes: Around 1.5–1.8 → overbought (possibility of downtrend soon) Around 0.5 or lower → oversold (possibility of uptrend) 6. OI and Price Action Combination Combining price action with OI gives the highest accuracy. Bullish Signs Increasing Put OI at lower strikes Decreasing Call OI Price closing above major CE writing zones PCR rising Bearish Signs Increasing Call OI at higher strikes Heavy CE writing above spot Price closing below major PE supports PCR declining Sideways Signals Both CE and PE addition at surrounding strikes Narrow PCR near 1.0 Option premiums decaying fast 7. Option Chain Traps and Short Squeezes Option chain also reveals squeeze situations: Short Squeeze (Bullish Explosion) Heavy Call OI begins to unwind Price breaks above resistance CE writers forced to exit → premiums rise sharply Long Liquidation (Bearish Slide) Heavy Put OI unwinds Price breaks below support PE premiums shoot up These moves are usually fast and violent. 8. How to Use Option Chain for Intraday Trading Intraday traders use: A. Change in OI (minute-by-minute) This reveals immediate momentum. B. Straddle & Strangle Levels High combined premium = expected movement range. C. ATM (At-the-Money) Behavior If ATM call OI rises → bearish If ATM put OI rises → bullish D. Premium Breakout Zones Sharp change in CE or PE premium suggests a trending move starting. 9. Expiry Day Option Chain Analysis Expiry days are different because: Time decay is extreme OI changes rapidly Range-bound behavior is common On expiry: Highest CE + PE OI combination often predicts the max pain level (where sellers profit the most) Prices tend to gravitate around this level 10. Max Pain Theory Max Pain = Strike price where option buyers lose maximum money. It is calculated from the option chain. On expiry day, price often moves toward max pain. 11. Option Chain for Swing and Positional Trading Positional traders use: Total OI across all strikes IV trends Monthly expiry data Support/resistance based on long-term OI If Put OI is high for next month → bullish for swing trades. If Call OI dominates → bearish. 12. Mistakes Traders Make in Option Chain Reading Only checking OI without price action Ignoring IV changes Misinterpreting unwinding phases Trading without considering broader market events Following high OI blindly without confirming by price behavior Option chain should be combined with technical analysis for best results. 13. Practical Example Summary (How a Trader Should Use the Chain) Identify highest PE OI → support Identify highest CE OI → resistance Analyze Change in OI → fresh positions being created Check PCR → market sentiment Observe IV → volatility expectations Track premium movement → strength of buyers or sellers Combine with price action to confirm trend Final Thoughts Option Chain Analysis is a vital skill for traders in index and stock derivatives. It reveals the psychology of option writers, helps identify crucial levels, indicates short-term momentum, and offers insights into market direction. When used properly along with charting tools, it significantly enhances accuracy in intraday, swing, and expiry trading.
Education
by TechnicalExpress
Part 4 Learn Institutional TradingParties Involved in an Options Contract There are two sides to every options contract: Option Buyer Pays the premium. Has limited risk (only the premium paid). Has unlimited profit potential in call options and significant potential in puts. Option Seller (Writer) Receives the premium. Has limited profit (only the premium collected). Faces potentially unlimited risk in calls and large risk in puts. Option sellers generally need higher margin because they take the greater risk.
Education
by SkyTradingZone