Trade with options data

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Wow!!! Kiranji you are using a Humungous Screen..... Mine is 1/4th of yours..... both in terms of width and height.... :)

Would request you to Crop the excess portion of such images if possible.... :)
 
Dear TJ members I am new in trading. From past 2 month i have been observing options data in nse website and also in moneycontrol.com site.
For today on 26th april expiry day what i observed for sesagoa futures in moneycontrol site is
OPEN INTEREST=1,125,000
OPEN INTEREST CHANGE= -2,414,000
OPEN INTEREST CHANGE %= -68.21

Now my question is how OPEN INTEREST CHANGE no is higher than actual OPEN INTEREST. From what i read about open interest is "it is the no of open contracts " but on expiry date how is open interest change is almost double on negative side.. What does this mean.. Kindly explain about this scenario. Please bear with me if it sounds a silly question but i am a fresher in this..
Thank you
 

tomjerry

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Dear TJ members I am new in trading. From past 2 month i have been observing options data in nse website and also in moneycontrol.com site.
For today on 26th april expiry day what i observed for sesagoa futures in moneycontrol site is
OPEN INTEREST=1,125,000
OPEN INTEREST CHANGE= -2,414,000
OPEN INTEREST CHANGE %= -68.21

Now my question is how OPEN INTEREST CHANGE no is higher than actual OPEN INTEREST. From what i read about open interest is "it is the no of open contracts " but on expiry date how is open interest change is almost double on negative side.. What does this mean.. Kindly explain about this scenario. Please bear with me if it sounds a silly question but i am a fresher in this..
Thank you
moneycontrol site shows data as follows:
Open Interest = Latest market Open Interest.
Open Interest Change = Increase or Decrease of Open Interest from Yesterday's "Open Interest".
Open Interest Change % = above "Open Interest Change" figure in %.

as per your given data, latest market OI(Open Interest) is 1,125,000 and OI change is -2,414,000. So you have to deduct(subtract) OI change from OI to get yesterday's OI. here 1,125,000 - (-2,414,000) = 3,539,000 so this is yesterday's OI. now you can calculate yesterday's 68.21% of OI is today's OI change!

If OI change is Positive number then for example: OI=300, OI change=200 then yesterday's OI was 300 - 200 =100.
 

anup0212

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so TJ does that mean if IO change is negative that means more contracts are getting opened ? , if I am not correct please explain with example....
 

tomjerry

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