Hi Ghosh Sir,
Thanks for your prompt response.
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Sir, if you remember, you had guided me a formula for nifty options :
"For options to be successful, the nifty, if you are a nifty trader, should move in a
particular direction steadily either up or down. When to buy option is a common question and there could be many answers to this. Normally, what I do I am sharing it here. First find last weeks support (S1)and resistence level (R1). R1 ~ S1 = 300 to 400 points.
P = (Weeks High + Weeks Low + Weeks Close)/3
S1 = 2P - H
R1 = 2P - L
If (R1 - S1) >= 300 then,
Buy call at S1 and put at R1.
else
Do not trade at all.
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I had tried to work on that, kindly guide me if i am right or wrong ,
I have taken the figures from last week.
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4957+4801+4870/3
4876
s=2x4876-4957=4795
R=2X4876-4801=4951
4951-4795=156
156>300
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Sir, kindly correct me if i am wrong, in case if i am right,
then, r1-s1 is less 300, so in this case should we not trade at all,
or buy call or put ?
Kindly guide.
Awaiting your quickest response,
Thanks & Regards,
Optionstrader
ghosh sir,
kindly also guide, since i have bought 2 lots of nifty call at 160,
is it also possible, that if i trade in the same call, i mean,
buy the same call at lower levels, i.em 111 and sell it at 125,
and trade 2-3 times like this, can i reduce the buying price or average ?
Is is ok to do this ?
Awaiting your response,
Thanks & Regards,
Optionstrader
Thanks for your prompt response.
---------------------------------------------------------------
Sir, if you remember, you had guided me a formula for nifty options :
"For options to be successful, the nifty, if you are a nifty trader, should move in a
particular direction steadily either up or down. When to buy option is a common question and there could be many answers to this. Normally, what I do I am sharing it here. First find last weeks support (S1)and resistence level (R1). R1 ~ S1 = 300 to 400 points.
P = (Weeks High + Weeks Low + Weeks Close)/3
S1 = 2P - H
R1 = 2P - L
If (R1 - S1) >= 300 then,
Buy call at S1 and put at R1.
else
Do not trade at all.
-----------------------------------------------
I had tried to work on that, kindly guide me if i am right or wrong ,
I have taken the figures from last week.
------------------------------
4957+4801+4870/3
4876
s=2x4876-4957=4795
R=2X4876-4801=4951
4951-4795=156
156>300
-------------------------
Sir, kindly correct me if i am wrong, in case if i am right,
then, r1-s1 is less 300, so in this case should we not trade at all,
or buy call or put ?
Kindly guide.
Awaiting your quickest response,
Thanks & Regards,
Optionstrader
ghosh sir,
kindly also guide, since i have bought 2 lots of nifty call at 160,
is it also possible, that if i trade in the same call, i mean,
buy the same call at lower levels, i.em 111 and sell it at 125,
and trade 2-3 times like this, can i reduce the buying price or average ?
Is is ok to do this ?
Awaiting your response,
Thanks & Regards,
Optionstrader
Yes, I remember the option strategy that I posted earlier, its safe and the successful strategy to work with as I tried and tested by me. I still recommend the same to others.
It all depends on trader's mindset. If you think you can withstand in more volatle market then, you can shrink the R1~S1 depending on your need. But R1~S1 below 300 is mostly volatile and choice is yours whether you can manage the same.
Yes, you can always average your call. But its better to see the trend first. When market is choppy like now then buying at money calls is a better option.
Hope this helps.
Regards