Just some ideas and nothing personal, as this post is educational.
If you buy calls, why do you set targets? Assume market goes to 7800 and you sell your call at 7680, what a wast this would be. On Monday 7450 call was spotted and mentioned (Not in the open part of the forum) at a price of 100 INR with out any target. If with target, then it would already be sold, but now it is over 220 and still not sold.
I have no clue about your option trading, but managing this option trades after entering them brings far more profit compare just to go for a quicky. I am clear that managing them is not an easy task, but you may are interested in such kind of trading an try it. Of course a stop loss system is needed and here targets are fine, but on the long side you can try to find other ways instead of selling them with little profit.
Thanks for the post sir, im a novice in this field and i trade for a small difference of even one rupee per unit sometimes even lesser. i keep trailing sl my trades to protect my capital and due to this i loose out on many profitable trades but it has still helped me not loose my capital totally. Hence i keep short term targets and tight sls and when they get hit i dont worry or feel bad
