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For example say we got the 1st signal to go short at 25100, then we could have bought a 25200 PE and when we got an add at say 24800. We could have booked our 25200PE (why leave so much money on the table) and bought 2 24900 PE for the same amount. On the next signal we would have booked our profits in these 24900 PE and switched to 3 options of a lower strike..... and so on. I hope it is clear.
 
Too cool ji when you get a short signal then you have to buy puts. No shorting of any option. Ideally these returns are calculated on Future/ cash prices. One can deal in futures too but overnight position leaves uncontrolable risk. In options even if it goes against our trade due to gap up / gap down, you are still in control of your trades as the options do not become zero at that time.
 
For example say we got the 1st signal to go short at 25100, then we could have bought a 25200 PE and when we got an add at say 24800. We could have booked our 25200PE (why leave so much money on the table) and bought 2 24900 PE for the same amount. On the next signal we would have booked our profits in these 24900 PE and switched to 3 options of a lower strike..... and so on. I hope it is clear.
Got it.
Thanks
 

toocool

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This simple but effective method would have given us more than 5lacs in maruti over the last 3/4 days strting at 7750 to 7400 (the duration of the signal and 30 adds thrown up by the system. 30*175*125= 656250
sir my point was , that how do i take 30 adds ?? we are playing 4-5 days , future is big position for these 30 adds , cash we cant short and carry , then it means we are buying puts ?? but in buying puts the profits calculated will change
 

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