Hey Kumar,
The broker i use gives one the option of calculating the premium.. but the system asks for interest rate and dividend... which i am not quite sure of how to input, thus cannot use the options calculator... Would you know what values are to be entered / where does one get these values..
regards
amit
The broker i use gives one the option of calculating the premium.. but the system asks for interest rate and dividend... which i am not quite sure of how to input, thus cannot use the options calculator... Would you know what values are to be entered / where does one get these values..
regards
amit
Hi Amit:
What you are referring to is the options delta - how much the price of the option changes with the underlying asset price change (here it is NIFTY). These Zorbas are based on the Black Scholes model.
Some stockbroking sites like IndiaInfoline I have heard allow you to input the numbers to arrive at the option's premium calculation but I am not certain which sites these are - just check on the net. Specifically, for you, once your PE is in the money, i.e. NIFTY is <4600, both your 4600 & the 4700 PEs shd ideally increase by the same amount. However, practically speaking the more the option is ITM, the more 1 to 1 correlation it'll have with the underlying.
Me, I go more by touch & feel read 'Tukka'. So, for hedging purposes, since you are long, I'd go with the 4600PE as the premiums will be lesser than than the 4700PEs & you're not necessarily looking to make money on the PE itself but rather buying insurance.
Kumar
What you are referring to is the options delta - how much the price of the option changes with the underlying asset price change (here it is NIFTY). These Zorbas are based on the Black Scholes model.
Some stockbroking sites like IndiaInfoline I have heard allow you to input the numbers to arrive at the option's premium calculation but I am not certain which sites these are - just check on the net. Specifically, for you, once your PE is in the money, i.e. NIFTY is <4600, both your 4600 & the 4700 PEs shd ideally increase by the same amount. However, practically speaking the more the option is ITM, the more 1 to 1 correlation it'll have with the underlying.
Me, I go more by touch & feel read 'Tukka'. So, for hedging purposes, since you are long, I'd go with the 4600PE as the premiums will be lesser than than the 4700PEs & you're not necessarily looking to make money on the PE itself but rather buying insurance.
Kumar