NIFTY Options Trading by RAJ

[timepass]

Thanks TP. So there is no urgency for NIFTY To move higher... There is time for correction

The last time the RBI made changes in interest rates (mid January), it was not on the policy day. Rajan stated clearly that he will not wait for the policy day to make rate change announcements, but would do so as the situation warranted

 

[healthraj]

Raj, Sent you a PM regarding the polynomials. Can you please take a look when you have time?

I know it is not something easy to crack. I spent close to 6 months on how to plot those Polynomials...

It is pure mathematics...

I will share a sample in the coming days.

 

[healthraj]

I know it is not something easy to crack. I spent close to 6 months on how to plot those Polynomials...

It is pure mathematics...

I will share a sample in the coming days.

Before we go further, some amount of minimum Polynomials...

Q: Why do we need polynomials of higher degree ?
A: We think with more degree, prediction will be better.

Q: How does a Degree 1 equation look like ?
A: aX+c. a and C are constants and X is the variable... If for Example 3X + 1 is the equation then you will get 4, 7, 10 as the values...

Q: How does a Degree 2 equation look like ?
A: aX^2+ bX + c. a, b, c are constants and X is the variable...


Degree 3 : aX^3 + bX^2 + cX + d
Degree 4 : aX^4 + bX^3 + cX^2 + dX + e

So for a given set of Values if you can deduce the Constants a, b, c, d etc... then you can predict the Values for a given X....

Most of the time,

A degree 1 polynomial will be straight line
A degree 2 polynomial might have two lines / curves
A degree 3 polynomial might have three lines / curves and so on ...

Please do some googling and understand what I said above... Otherwise even with the sample that I would be sharing you will not understand anything...
Please have a look at

https://newtonexcelbach.wordpress.com/2011/01/19/using-linest-for-non-linear-curve-fitting/
http://chandoo.org/wp/2011/01/26/trendlines-and-forecasting-in-excel-part-2/

 

[healthraj]

Please find below the link for a Sample Polynomial

hXXp : // www DOT 4shared DOT com/file/1qLyi_aHce/Polynomial.html

 

[anilnegi]

Please find below the link for a Sample Polynomial

hXXp : // www DOT 4shared DOT com/file/1qLyi_aHce/Polynomial.html

Thanks raj bhai par sab kuch upar se ja raha hai

anil negi

 

[healthraj]

Thanks raj bhai par sab kuch upar se ja raha hai

anil negi

Sorry I do not understand the last 9 words

 

[anilnegi]

Sorry I do not understand the last 9 words

Everything gone above head raj bro how can we understand it:!:!:!

anil negi

 

[healthraj]

Everything gone above head raj bro how can we understand it:!:!:!

anil negi

Do not worry. Trading with Polynomial curves is just another technique. It gives slightly a better signal because it gives the earlier reversal. Otherwise one can follow the Linear trend and get the Same result

 

[Riskyman]

I know it is not something easy to crack. I spent close to 6 months on how to plot those Polynomials...

It is pure mathematics...

I will share a sample in the coming days.

Thanks a lot raj. Appreciate all your help in helping me so far. My Excel skills are limited so im working on it.

 

[timepass]

The last time the RBI made changes in interest rates (mid January), it was not on the policy day. Rajan stated clearly that he will not wait for the policy day to make rate change announcements, but would do so as the situation warranted

Rajan does it again, cuts repo rate by 25 basis pts.