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Sometimes Comparison with the BNF may be better - instead spot price ??? :)
Usually, yes. But today is expiry day, the put will finally expiry @Rs. 40 if the BN SPOT price remains at 45160.
 

travi

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Sometimes Comparison with the BNF may be better - instead spot price ??? :)
You cant compare BNF bcos it is for a different expiry compared to the 0DTE option chain.
You can only derive synthetic futures value in 0DTE chain.

In relation, BNF will have more premium as it is 2 weeks out, and overall premium (or disc) is compared with spot anyway.
 
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You cant compare BNF bcos it is for a different expiry compared to the 0DTE option chain.
You can only derive synthetic futures value in 0DTE chain.

In relation, BNF will have more premium as it is 2 weeks out, and overall premium (or disc) is compared with spot anyway.
Exactly, relate with the futures if you are trading the monthly options.
 

Raj232

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@Raj232

Here is an example of the premium / discount

Banknifty spot @45160, the fair value of 45200 pe should be 40 Rs.

But it is trading at Rs. 150, so it has a premium of 110 Rs.

If it was trading at Rs. 10, we would say a DISCOUNT of Rs. 30.

I am not sure how to interpret it, Sometimes it shows the trend, sometimes antitrend. So at present it is just an observation.
Thanks for the explanation. My understanding of this is :

If trading at a premium, it could be the time value for the day..
If trading at a discount that means, no demand for that option :happy:
 

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