Hi Ghosh Sir,
Following are the R1 & S1 for the next week.
4615+4362+4530/3
4500
2*4500-4615= 4385 s1
2*4500-4362= 4638 R1
4638-4385=263
253<=300
Thanks & Regards,
Optionstrader
Dear Optionstrader,
Thanks for the cals. Market is still sideways, R1~S1 < 300 so either avoid trading or trade with following strategy for sideways Nifty:
If Nifty opens with gap up and remain above 20pts till 10:30AM - 10:45 AM buy calls at S1 with SL 20-30% from your buy price. Book profit if your target is achieved or buy puts at R1 around 3:00 PM-3:15 PM and hold call for the next day with a trailing SL of say 10%.
If Nifty opens with gap down and remain below 20pts till 10:30AM - 10:45 AM buy puts at R1 with SL 20-30% from your buy price. Book profit if your target is achieved or buy calls at R1 around 3:00 PM-3:15 PM and and hold put with a trailing SL of say 10%.
Vary calls and puts nos. according to the trend. You can vary your SL depending on your comfort levels. But remember your Profit Booking % should be more an SL % i.e. if target is 40%-50% then, SL should be 20%-30% from your buy levels.
Take R1 = 4600 and S1 = 4400 for the next week.
You can also write options. Say write calls at R1 and write puts at S1 but remember the total cost of total calls written and puts written should be of equal value or near by. Writing options is always risky. I seldom prefer writing options reason being it eats money and the ROI from writing options is less.
Suppose you have written Nifty 4500 call @150 and 4100 put @150 then, option writer might have paid around 60k to 70k as margin money for a max gain of 15k. Which is 25% or lesser return. While if I use 60k or 70k in buying options I could gain more than 25% profit and that to with lesser tensions and risks. So, I recomend buying options and avoid writing options.
Regards