Dear Here is the solution for your confusion..See below
Example1. Say Nifty is trading at Rs 5100 at particular time of a day(9.30) if the high of the day is Rs5150 and low is Rs5080 then the mid point of high to low is (Rs5150+Rs5080)/2= Rs5115. hence the current market price maintains the Rs 15 difference from the mid point and qualifies for the input. this case we use LTP price
Example2. Say Nifty is trading at Rs 5100 at particular time of a day (9.30) if the high of the day is Rs5103 and low is Rs5080 then the mid point of high to low is (Rs5150+Rs5080)/2= Rs5091.5 The difference between the mid point and the current market price is Rs8.50 hence the current market price does not qualify for the input in the calculator. You need to take Rs5091.50 as the input in the calculator.
Hope this will help you. Good day...
Example1. Say Nifty is trading at Rs 5100 at particular time of a day(9.30) if the high of the day is Rs5150 and low is Rs5080 then the mid point of high to low is (Rs5150+Rs5080)/2= Rs5115. hence the current market price maintains the Rs 15 difference from the mid point and qualifies for the input. this case we use LTP price
Example2. Say Nifty is trading at Rs 5100 at particular time of a day (9.30) if the high of the day is Rs5103 and low is Rs5080 then the mid point of high to low is (Rs5150+Rs5080)/2= Rs5091.5 The difference between the mid point and the current market price is Rs8.50 hence the current market price does not qualify for the input in the calculator. You need to take Rs5091.50 as the input in the calculator.
Hope this will help you. Good day...
Thanks OCil for clarification........in layman language, it means we will take lower of LTP or VWAP........am i rt???