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lemondew

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Hi all,

Whats your take on infy straddle /strangle for april 15 results. Are the IVs going to go up till one day before results or they are going down?

Thanks
 
Hi all,

Whats your take on infy straddle /strangle for april 15 results. Are the IVs going to go up till one day before results or they are going down?

Thanks
You really did not catch my answer in the other thread nor are you interested to do any tiny little study by your self about options and option strategy trading. Quick bucks is the only reason for your questions.

Still, you are not able to understand the different between IV and SV. You are not able to understand Theta and Vola and you are not able to understand at what moment to enter a strategy and when not. Good luck and really: Learn before you trade options.
 

lemondew

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You pretend to know many things but not sure if you really know irrespective of the SV which you are lecturing about the premiums of Infosys could rise. morning. Am not sure you understand theta isnt something I am discussing but vega.



You really did not catch my answer in the other thread nor are you interested to do any tiny little study by your self about options and option strategy trading. Quick bucks is the only reason for your questions.

Still, you are not able to understand the different between IV and SV. You are not able to understand Theta and Vola and you are not able to understand at what moment to enter a strategy and when not. Good luck and really: Learn before you trade options.
 
You pretend to know many things but not sure if you really know irrespective of the SV which you are lecturing about the premiums of Infosys could rise. morning. Am not sure you understand theta isnt something I am discussing but vega.
At least you did Google in the meantime to find out the different between IV and SV.

You can be right in the direction with either of your long legs in a straddle or strangle. If the vola of the underlying, which is called SV = Statistical volatility or also known as HV = Historical Volatility , is rising slowly, the IV of the options are rising or declining slowly. The IV is the implied volatility of the options and not of the underlying. In all your past post you always asked about IV but not about SV or HV. This showed that you did not understand about what you are talking. Never mind as we all started some one some where and now you Googled at least about this specific point.

Now the next point you mention is theta, which is not interesting for you but only vega or vola of the underlying which will result in the IV of the options. Fine. Let us know when you entered the trade and how the result at the end was. Good luck.
 

arcus

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At least you did Google in the meantime to find out the different between IV and SV.

You can be right in the direction with either of your long legs in a straddle or strangle. If the vola of the underlying, which is called SV = Statistical volatility or also known as HV = Historical Volatility , is rising slowly, the IV of the options are rising or declining slowly. The IV is the implied volatility of the options and not of the underlying. In all your past post you always asked about IV but not about SV or HV. This showed that you did not understand about what you are talking. Never mind as we all started some one some where and now you Googled at least about this specific point.
That is not true.

SV is a measure of the past and IV is a measure of the future volatility of the underlying.

IV has nothing to do with the options price volatility.
 

a1b1trader

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Please suggest me some scrips with the following criteria

1. Traded in high volume
2. Normally a wide difference in daily High and Low
3. With price tag more than 500

Optional criteria:3
Options of the scrips shall be highly liquid.

I need about 15-20 scrips in total.
I need these scrips for 'my observation'.

Though I have selected some scrips beside NF and BNF, but I need some more.

Thanks
 

lemondew

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My dear friend if the volatility of Infy goes on decreasing and infy remains constant at the same price for next 2 or 5 days. Even then if the IVs rise and reach 90 on at the money you will earn your money. Why are you complicating the simple subject by bringing in nuisance or noise terms. Tell me really Are you trying to confuse the people in this forum by complicating simple things like options :)

The price you make is proportional to the demand of the strike price of the option which you have purchased.


At least you did Google in the meantime to find out the different between IV and SV.

You can be right in the direction with either of your long legs in a straddle or strangle. If the vola of the underlying, which is called SV = Statistical volatility or also known as HV = Historical Volatility , is rising slowly, the IV of the options are rising or declining slowly. The IV is the implied volatility of the options and not of the underlying. In all your past post you always asked about IV but not about SV or HV. This showed that you did not understand about what you are talking. Never mind as we all started some one some where and now you Googled at least about this specific point.

Now the next point you mention is theta, which is not interesting for you but only vega or vola of the underlying which will result in the IV of the options. Fine. Let us know when you entered the trade and how the result at the end was. Good luck.
 

Trader_PK

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if possible you could share (you have already shared your AFL) your entry / exit / re-entry criteira....also if on bar / pvt etc......the others could then use that as a basis and then adjust as per their psych....this is because what you have is already tested for +ve expectancy so using that as a starting basis would be good for somebody who is looking to trade similar chart
Pratap Half of afl written by you .. and Half of rule I follow are yours :) :)


but I will written case by case ..whenever I will get time
 
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