Folks
This post is based on my observation today and seek your opinion on this.
If one trades in 'small value options' then downside risk is low but possibility of upside is still there.
Example: Nifty 10500 CE today traded in the range 15.50 to 19.50 for large part of the day (Close 16.90).
When Nifty spot fell by 15 points between 2:57 pm and 3:04 pm, this CE merely came down from 17 to 16... that is delta of 1/15 or 0.06 (on the fall side).
However, if Nifty goes up by 30 points then this CE will surely rise by Rs 4 (or even Rs 5) . So during rise, delta works out much better at 4/30 or 2/15 or 0.13. So, this looks like a good day-trading strategy.
(Note: After about 15th of a month, choose next month's active strike cos current month will loose fast).
Is anybody regular at day-trading 'LOW VALUE OPTIONS' (which trade with high volume)?
To me it seems like a 'low risk -- low capital -- moderate reward' opportunity (10 am - 2 pm) but requires trader to watch the screen actively.
Thanks
pos_trader
This post is based on my observation today and seek your opinion on this.
If one trades in 'small value options' then downside risk is low but possibility of upside is still there.
Example: Nifty 10500 CE today traded in the range 15.50 to 19.50 for large part of the day (Close 16.90).
When Nifty spot fell by 15 points between 2:57 pm and 3:04 pm, this CE merely came down from 17 to 16... that is delta of 1/15 or 0.06 (on the fall side).
However, if Nifty goes up by 30 points then this CE will surely rise by Rs 4 (or even Rs 5) . So during rise, delta works out much better at 4/30 or 2/15 or 0.13. So, this looks like a good day-trading strategy.
(Note: After about 15th of a month, choose next month's active strike cos current month will loose fast).
Is anybody regular at day-trading 'LOW VALUE OPTIONS' (which trade with high volume)?
To me it seems like a 'low risk -- low capital -- moderate reward' opportunity (10 am - 2 pm) but requires trader to watch the screen actively.
Thanks
pos_trader