Part 4 Learn Institutional Trading Call Options Explained
A call option gives the buyer the right to purchase the underlying asset at the strike price. Buyers of calls are bullish, expecting the price to rise. Sellers (writers) of calls are bearish or neutral, expecting the price to stay below the strike.
Example:
You buy a Relianc
Is the SPX500 Correction OVER ?Analysed 1Hr chart:
SPX 500 is correcting from around FEB 25th
It has has been correcting in complex ABC pattern
Within last Leg that is C, it has been doing W-X-Y correction.
Will it have one more Z leg ?
     YES : If it retraces/does not cross previous high
When this structure will be invalid ?
Part 2 Support and Resistance Intrinsic and Time Value
An option’s price consists of two parts:
Intrinsic Value: The actual profit if exercised now.
Time Value: The extra value based on time left until expiry and volatility expectations.
Hedging and Risk Management
Investors use options to hedge against adverse price moveme
Part 2 Ride The Big Moves Key Components of an Option Contract
To understand option trading, it’s essential to know the basic elements that define each contract:
Underlying Asset: The financial instrument (stock, index, currency, or commodity) on which the option is based.
Strike Price: The price at which the option holde
Part 1 Support and Resistance Participants in Option Markets
Different types of traders participate in option markets for various reasons:
Hedgers: Use options to protect their portfolio from adverse price movements.
Speculators: Aim to profit from price fluctuations in the underlying asset.
Arbitrageurs: Exploit price diffe
Short Term SPX to hit a target of ~6800 post current correctionSPX is in a small time correction phase.
Is the correction ended ?
May not be, for it to prove correction has ended, price should show break out above current short term range.,
What are possibilities ?
a) Price does a break out of current range and flows blue line to ~6800 target
b) Price carr
Part 10 Trade Like InstitutionsParticipants in Option Trading
There are mainly four types of participants:
Buyers of Calls: Expect the price to rise.
Sellers of Calls (Writers): Expect the price to stay the same or fall.
Buyers of Puts: Expect the price to fall.
Sellers of Puts (Writers): Expect the price to stay the same or
Option Trading Leverage and Speculation in Option Trading
Options provide leverage, allowing traders to control large positions with small investments. For instance, buying a single call option can represent ownership of 100 shares, magnifying both profits and losses. Speculators use this leverage to capitalize o
Advance Option Trading Strategies Risk Management and Leverage:
Options are a versatile risk management tool because they allow hedging against price fluctuations. For example, buying put options can protect a stock portfolio from declines. They also offer leverage, letting traders control a large position with a relatively small in
Part 1 Support and Resistance Option Pricing – The Greeks
Option pricing is influenced by several factors such as the underlying price, time to expiry, volatility, and interest rates. These factors are represented by “Greeks,” which measure the sensitivity of an option’s price to different variables:
Delta (Δ): Measures how mu
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US SP 500 CFD reached its highest quote on Oct 24, 2025 — 6,806.4 USD. See more data on the US SP 500 CFD chart.
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