Trading with PT style
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Results Today:
Andhra Bank,
Ashok Leyland,
BASF India,
Bata India,
Biocon,
Cadila,
Ceat,
CESC,
HCL Infosystems,
Hexaware,
Indiabulls Real Estate,
ING Vysya Bank,
IOB,
KEC International,
Mahindra Holidays,
MRF,
OBC,
Parsvnath Developers,
Shriram Transport,
Siemens,
Thomas Cook,
UltraTech,
UB Holding and
United Phosphorus.
Andhra Bank,
Ashok Leyland,
BASF India,
Bata India,
Biocon,
Cadila,
Ceat,
CESC,
HCL Infosystems,
Hexaware,
Indiabulls Real Estate,
ING Vysya Bank,
IOB,
KEC International,
Mahindra Holidays,
MRF,
OBC,
Parsvnath Developers,
Shriram Transport,
Siemens,
Thomas Cook,
UltraTech,
UB Holding and
United Phosphorus.
What is VIX?
India VIX, a volatility index based on the Nifty 50 Options prices, thus reflecting the market’s expectations of volatility over the near term.
The India VIX is a simple but useful tool aimed to assist investors in regulating the overall volatility of the market. The volatility index is not only used as an indicator of implied volatility of the market but also provides information on various tradable products, such as futures and option contracts, on the volatility index worldwide.
Implied volatility as captured by the volatility index refers to the implied risk associated with the stock markets and not the size of the price fluctuations. When the market is range bound or has a mild upside bias, volatility is globally observed to be typically low. On such days, call option buying (a position taken on the view that market will move lower) generally outnumbers put options buying (a position taken on the view that market will move higher), indicating lower risk.
On the other hand, when selling activity increases significantly, investors rush to buy puts, pushing the price of these options higher. This increased amount investors are willing to pay for put options shows up in higher readings on the volatility index. High readings indicate a higher market place but the volatility index can also be used as a contrarian indicator, since spikes in the volatility index are associated with a market fall.
India VIX, a volatility index based on the Nifty 50 Options prices, thus reflecting the market’s expectations of volatility over the near term.
The India VIX is a simple but useful tool aimed to assist investors in regulating the overall volatility of the market. The volatility index is not only used as an indicator of implied volatility of the market but also provides information on various tradable products, such as futures and option contracts, on the volatility index worldwide.
Implied volatility as captured by the volatility index refers to the implied risk associated with the stock markets and not the size of the price fluctuations. When the market is range bound or has a mild upside bias, volatility is globally observed to be typically low. On such days, call option buying (a position taken on the view that market will move lower) generally outnumbers put options buying (a position taken on the view that market will move higher), indicating lower risk.
On the other hand, when selling activity increases significantly, investors rush to buy puts, pushing the price of these options higher. This increased amount investors are willing to pay for put options shows up in higher readings on the volatility index. High readings indicate a higher market place but the volatility index can also be used as a contrarian indicator, since spikes in the volatility index are associated with a market fall.
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