Dear Tomdickpary,
You need to compare the Nifty spot prices of 10:00 AM with 10:30/10:45AM. Price at 10:00 AM was 3022 and price at 10:30 was 3009 means 3009-3022= -13 > -20 so will wait for confirmation of the down trend till 10:45AM. At 10:45 price is 3009 so no change. Will not initiate any trade and will wait for 12:30 PM price. At 12:30 the price is 2980. i.e. 2980-3009 (price at10:30)=-29 <-20 so will buy puts at R1=3100 at rate around 256 with SL=180 and exit around 290 as trailing SL hits there i.e. with profit of 34 per lot. Check trend at 3:00 PM, price at 3:00PM is 3032 i.e. 3032-2980=42 >20 so will buy a call at S1=2500 around Rs 600 with SL=420 and exit at Rs 620 if you do not want to carry the long or buy put at R1 at around Rs 235 to hedge the long positions. Next day either exit the loss making option and hold the profit making one with trailing SL=10% or exit from both simultaneously, depending on your risk appetite.
Regards
Ghosh,
One quick Questions.Why in your comments:Stoploss is 30% and profit is not even greater than 10%.
Eg:
1)
At 3.00 PM ,S1=2500 around Rs 600 with SL=420 and exit at Rs 620 ?
What this mean is we are in a risk of loss of Rs:9000 (180*50) for a mere gain of 1000 (Rs:20*50).
2)
At 12:30 the price is 2980. i.e. 2980-3009 (price at10:30)=-29 <-20 so will buy puts at R1=3100 at rate around 256 with SL=180 and exit around 290 as trailing SL hits there i.e. with profit of 34 per lot.
Here also we kept the stop loss of 30% but the profit exit price is 13%?
According to your 1st post,If we have a gain of 40-50% then we should exit and kept a stop loss of 30-40%.
This means do you consider the volatility of the market,or do you think that 40-50% is not achieved in current market.
One more question,If we hedge the option dont we need to kept the stop loss still?If not,once we sell the option which is in profit at the same time we need to sell the hedged option which is in loss?
Please clarify.
Reg
Vasanth