I have tried to consolidate the strategy and have put it in the 1st post of this thread. Please do let me know if I am missing anything. I will update the 1st post of this thread accordingly.
Nifty currently looks somewhat bearish with decreasing volume. So, you can buy more no. of puts (say 2 puts atleast at R1 i.e. 4600/4500) and lesser no. of calls (say 1 call atleast at S1 i.e 4300/4400) to hedge the same. Rememeber to buy options for the next month after 20th Aug. and according to the sideways strategy stated in the 1st post of this thread.
Nifty currently looks somewhat bearish with decreasing volume. So, you can buy more no. of puts (say 2 puts atleast at R1 i.e. 4600/4500) and lesser no. of calls (say 1 call atleast at S1 i.e 4300/4400) to hedge the same. Rememeber to buy options for the next month after 20th Aug. and according to the sideways strategy stated in the 1st post of this thread.
Nifty is still sideways and expected to remain so till expiry. Exit your positions from the calls for the current month and buy next months calls at S1 =4400 and puts at R1=4600 as per the strategy stated in 1st post.
So not trade without any hedging. Always maintain a strict SL and stick to it. Traders normally keep holding the loss making trade and exit the profit making ones in a hurry, so at the end they loose money as well as chances of staying long in the market.
Do not carry any open positions home. Either square off or hedge your positions. if you are long on Nifty and have got 2 calls at S1 which haven't hit the SL then buy 1 put at R1 to hedge your position before calling it a day.
What is the maximum difference between bid price and offer price when trade will be executed. I have feeded bid price of Rs.55 for Minifty 5300 PUT and offer price is Rs.75. At what difference of price trade will be executed. Awaiting reply from learned members.