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Part 5 Best Trading Strategies Simple Example to Understand Scenario Nifty at 21500 You expect it to go to 21650. Call Option Buy Buy 21500 CE If Nifty moves up → premium increases → profit If Nifty falls → premium collapses → loss Put Option Buy Not useful in this scenario Option Seller’s View If seller expects market t

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Part 5 Advance Option Trading Option Seller (Short Option) Advantages: Benefits from time decay Higher probability of profit Works well in sideways markets Disadvantages: Unlimited or very high risk Requires margin Risk increases sharply during volatility spikes

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Part 1 Intraday Institutional Trading Moneyness of Options ITM, ATM, OTM based on underlying price. ATM options are most sensitive to price moves. OTM options are cheap but decay fast. Implied Volatility (IV) Measures expected movement. High IV = high premium. IV crush happens after events (e.g., RBI meeting, Fed decision).

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Commodity Trading: Energy, Metals & Agricultural Markets Commodity trading involves buying and selling physical goods or their derivative contracts with the objective of profit, hedging risk, or portfolio diversification. Unlike equities (which represent ownership in companies), commodities are tangible assets such as crude oil, gold, wheat, or natural ga

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Part 4 Institutional VS. Technical 1. Delta Measures how much the premium changes with a ₹1 move in the underlying. Call delta: +0.0 to +1.0 Put delta: –0.0 to –1.0 High delta = faster premium movement. 2. Gamma Measures how fast delta changes. Used to evaluate momentum and risk. 3. Theta Measures time decay—how much premium

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Equity Market Trends: An In-Depth Analysis 1. Defining Equity Market Trends At its core, an equity market trend refers to the general direction in which stock prices move over a period. These trends can be upward (bullish), downward (bearish), or sideways (neutral/consolidation). Bullish trends indicate sustained buying pressure, reflecting

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S&P 500: Late-Stage Structure Worth Watching The S&P 500’s recent advance is showing overlapping price action and narrowing ranges , raising the possibility of a developing Ending Diagonal near the highs. Internally, the move lacks impulsive strength , with Wave (v) struggling for follow-through and RSI hovering around the mid-50s, sugg

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Part 2 Technical VS. Institutional Common Options Trading Strategies Options trading is not limited to buying calls and puts. Some widely used strategies include: Covered Call: Holding a stock and selling a call option to earn premium income. Protective Put: Buying a put option to protect a stock holding from downside risk. Strad

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Part 11 Trading Master Class With Experts Understanding Option Pricing Option pricing is influenced by: Stock Price Strike Price Time to Expiry Volatility Interest Rates Dividends

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Is this a Top in US500 Bearish Divergence + Rising Wedge The US500 is forming higher highs in price, while the RSI is showing a clear bearish divergence, failing to confirm the move and indicating weakening momentum. Additionally, the price action is developing a rising wedge pattern, which typically signals exhaustion. A decisive close below the lows of

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US 500 - Rolling Future (Per 1.0) reached its highest quote on Jan 28, 2026 — 7,042.88 USD. See more data on the US 500 - Rolling Future (Per 1.0) chart.

The lowest ever quote of US 500 - Rolling Future (Per 1.0) is 3,502.13 USD. It was reached on Oct 13, 2022. See more data on the US 500 - Rolling Future (Per 1.0) chart.

US 500 - Rolling Future (Per 1.0) is just a number that lets you track performance of the instruments comprising the index, so you can't invest in it directly. But you can buy US 500 - Rolling Future (Per 1.0) futures or funds or invest in its components.

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