BOOKING PROFIT IS IMPORTANT IN OPTION CALL PUT TRADING

What If You Get Out Too Early And Leave Some Upside Profit On The Table !!!

This Is The Classic Trader’s Worry. Here’s The Best Counterargument I Can Think Of: What If You Make A Profit In Option Call Put More Consistently, Reduce Your Incidence Of Losses, And Sleep Better At Night? Trading With A Plan Helps You Establish More Successful Patterns Of Option Call Put Trading And Keeps Your Worries More In Check

Whether You Are Buying Or Selling Option Call Put, An Exit Plan Is A Must. Determine In Advance What Gains You Will Be Satisfied With On The Upside. Also Determine The Worst-Case Scenario You Are Willing To Tolerate On The Downside. If You Reach Your Upside Goals, Clear Your Position And Take Your Profits. Don’t Get Greedy. If You Reach Your Downside Stop-Loss, Once Again You Should Clear Your Position. Don’t Expose Yourself To Further Risk By Gambling That The Option Call Put Price Might Come Back.

The Temptation To Violate This Advice Will Probably Be Strong From Time To Time. Don’t Do It. You Must Make Your Plan For Trading In Option Call Put And Then Stick With It. Far Too Many Traders Set Up A Plan And Then, As Soon As The Trade Is Placed, Toss The Plan To Follow Their Emotions & If You Are One Of Them, Then You Are At The Right Place. Some Time It May Happen That You Better Know Where To Enter But At The Time Exit You Get Confused. You Can Take Our Guidance For Making Your Trade Wise.

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VEDL STRANGLE STRATEGY BOOK PROFIT

"VEDL 160 PUT BUY @ 3.9 BOOK PROFIT NEAR 10 "

RBLBANK STRANGLE STRATEGY ROCKS

 RBLBANK  STRANGLE STRATEGY GIVEN TODAY

RBLBANK 620 CALL BUY @10 & BOOKED @ 5.7 

RBLBANK 590 PUT BUY @ 10 & BOOKED @ 28

PROFIT IN PUT OPTION 20640 

LOSS IN CALL OPTION  5160

NET PROFIT 15480

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DHFL STRANGLE STRATEGY ROCKS

DHFL STRATEGY GIVEN  ON 28 JUN

DHFL 50 PUT BUY GIVEN @ 4.4  & PROFIT BOOKED @ 15

DHFL 90 CALL BUY GIVEN @ 3.2 CLOSED @ 0.6

PROFIT IN PUT 42400

LOSS IN CALL 10400

 NET PROFIT 32000

DISHTV OPTION STRANGLE STRATEGY FOR JUN 2019

1 LOT DISHTV 35 CALL @ .75 AND 27.5 PUT @ .85
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RELIANCE STRANGLE STRATEGY BOOK PROFIT

RELIANCE  1380 PUT BOOK PROFIT NEAR  40
RELIANCE 1460 CALL BOOK PROFIT NEAR 31 

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TATAMOTORS OPTION STRATEGY BOOK PROFIT

STRATEGY GIVEN ON 3 APRIL 2019
TATAMOTORS 210 CALL ON FIREE BOOK PROFIT @ 28 

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"TCS 2060 CALL BOOK PROFIT NEAR 54 BUY GIVEN @ 42  "

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IT'S TIME TO TRADE WITH PLAIN VANILLA RATHER THAN COMPLEX STRATEGIES

Due to low volatility in the market we decided to trade plain vanilla strategies instead of complex option strategies
 here is the summery traded this week 

15 NOV  2018 

SIEMENS 920 CALL BUY GIVEN @ 37 BOOKED @ 54

RISK :  18500: : RETURN : 27000

16 NOV 2018

SIEMENS 960 CALL BUY GIVEN @ 34 BOOKED @ 49 

RISK :  17000: : RETURN : 24500

19 NOV 2018 

RELINFRA 340 CALL BUY GIVEN 10.4 BOOKED @ 25 

RISK :  13520 : : RETURN : 33800

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VEDL OPTION STRATEGY BOOK PROFIT

VEDL 240 PUT BOOKED PROFIT @19 PROFIT OF 
13125 

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SRF STRANGLE STRATEGY ROCKS...!!!

SRF 2100 CALL  BOOKED PROFIT @ 21

SRF 1900 PUT  BOOKED @ 3 

PROFIT FROM CALL = 6750

LOSS PROFIT PUT = 3750

NET PROFIT = 3000

RISK : :RETURN

9000: : 12000

NIFTY OPTION STRIP STRATEGY ROCKSSSS

STRATEGY GIVEN IN 28 NOV. POST
2 LOTS NIFTY 10350 PUT BOOKED PROFIT @ 57 BOUGHT @ 17

TOTAL PROFIT  6000

NIFTY 10400 CALL BOUGHT 37 LOSS 2775

PROFIT

6000-2775 = 3225

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NIFTY OPTION STRIP STRATEGY BOOK PROFIT

STRATEGY GIVEN IN LAST POST 

NIFTY 10350 PUT BOOK BOTH THE LOTS @ 57 BOUGHT @ 17

NIFTY 10400 CALL CONTINUE TO HOLD

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SBIN STRANGLE STRATEGY FOLLOW UP

STRATEGY GIVEN IS LAST POST BOOK PROFIT

"SBIN 295 PUT BOOK PROFIT NEAR 8"

NIFTY TRADING TIPS: STRADDLE STRATEGY FOR EXPIRY APRIL 2017

NIFTY TRADING TIPS: STRADDLE STRATEGY FOR EXPIRY APRIL 2017

Time to expiration and cost of the option-these are the two factors every options trader struggles with and has to balance. Close to expiration, it's difficult to get the kind of price movement you need for profits, given offsetting time decay. Far from expiration, option premium is quite high.

Close-to-expiration options are quite advantageous for swing trading, however. If you use ATM or even slightly ITM contracts, you get the best of both worlds: high leverage with low cost.

Swing traders usually employ shares of stock to play short-term price movement. Long stock is bought at the bottom of the swing and sold at the top; and shorted stock is sold at the top of the swing and then bought to close at the bottom.

Because shorting stock is expensive and risky, many swing traders only play the upswing side, meaning they miss out on half of all swings. Options solve this problem. In its most basic form, long calls and long puts provide low risk and high leverage, also letting you play upswings and downswings. Risk is limited to the relatively low cost of each option.

Because swing trading is based on a three-to-five-day short-term price movement, soon-to-expire ATM options are ideal, if expiration is going to take place within a couple of weeks. Most of the time value is gone and option premium value is most likely to mirror stock movement in the money.

The strategy is based on the observation that in general, the market over-reacts to news. So if an earnings report is short by one penny, a stock might lose three or four points. Equally, if the earnings come in five cents above, prices could soar. But in both cases, the price move only lasts a day or two before giving back some of the move. This is where swing traders can do well. Recognizing the greed and panic in the market, swing traders remain cool and collected, and play off the exaggerated price movements caused by crowd mentality.

The tendency to overreact is the key to swing trading. Traders who swing trade work opposite of the majority and take advantage of the emotional way others trade. They look for clear reversals of four types:

1. Narrow-range days (NRDs), those days with little or no distance between open and close. The NRD often shows up after a short-term uptrend or downtrend and often precedes a sharp reversal.

2. Reversal days, those sessions that go up after three or more down days, or that go down after three or more up days.

3. Volume spikes, days in which the trading volume is abnormally high. This is a sign that something is changing, usually the direction of price.

4. Price gaps. Gaps in one direction often signal a new move in the same direction.

When any two of these signals happen at the same time, it is a strong reversal signal. This is made even stronger when the turnaround is near resistance (for uptrends about to turn) or support (for downtrends about to turn).

Options close to expiration deserve a close look. Anyone trading options should know exactly how they work; however, options provide many benefits and expose you to potentially fast profits for very little risk.

IN TURBULENT TIMES LIKE THIS OPTION IS BEST TOOL

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What if you do not know which direction a stock will move in, but you have the sense it will move dramatically one way or the other? There is an options strategy for that, too. It is called a strap strategy, which we have given in our last post in that we have booked all the 3 legs in huge profits.

TOTAL RISK: RETURN 
32200: 59500 

More specifically, it is called a long strap strategy - buying 1 put and 2 call option on the same underlying asset, exercise price and expiration date. For more details visit http://optioncallputtradingtips.blogspot.in/2016/11/rocking-option-strap-strategy.html Whether the stock moves one way or the other, the investor profits, but the stock has to move enough to pay off the premiums on both options. Essentially, the investor is betting on volatility. 

FUTURE OPTION HEDGING STRATEGY UPDATE

LEG 1 RELINFRA FUTUREBOOK PROFIT NEAR 612

PROFIT FROM FUTURE 15600
LOSS FROM PUT 7800
NET PROFIT 7800 IN JUST 1 DAY WITH LOW RISK OF 7800

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RELIANCE COMBO STRATEGY UPDATE

"RELIANCE FUTURE BOOK PROFIT 990"
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THE BID-ASK SPREAD

GOOD TRADES AT FAIR PRICES

Your first trade can be a frightening experience, regardless of what you are trading. Until that first trade is behind you, the education process has been theoretical -- with nothing at risk. Pulling the trigger on that first order changes the game. There are two new things in your life: the possibility of earning a profit and the possibility of incurring a loss.

The information in this article is designed to help you avoid getting ripped off.
FUNDAMENTAL TRUTH: The transaction price is very important to your long-term success. The one exception is for the long-term trader who tends to hold positions for years, if not decades. As an option trader, your holding period tends to be short (few days to a few months, and each transaction represents an opportunity to lose money (i.e., by paying too much).
WHAT A TRADER SEES
When ready to place an order, you see "the market" for the options That market consists of a bid price and an ask price. If you enter a "market order", then -- in theory:
When you are a buyer, you pay the lowest price that anyone is willing to collect when selling the option.
When you are a seller, you collect the highest price that anyone is willing to pay when buying the option.
However, it does not work that way in today's computerized marketplace. The broker's software is designed to find the lowest or highest "published price" for the option. Translation: The program is not designed to negotiate prices. It merely finds the best available price and executes your order. If someone is willing to sell at a lower price -- but does not advertise (i.e., publish) that price, then your market order cannot find that lower price and you will pay the lowest published ask.
For example, one market maker may publish a bid price of $1.20 and an ask price of $1.40. For this discussion, let's assume that this market maker represents both the highest current bid and the lowest current offer at the time your market order reaches the floor of the exchange. When that happens you will pay $1.40 when buying and collect $1.20 when selling.
Notice that it does not pay for this market maker to bid any higher (nor offer to sell at any lower price) because the computerized program is designed to pay his/her prices (unless another trader publishes (i.e., displays) a better price.

OPTIONS FOR BUSY INVESTORS

Both investors and traders can use options.
The generally accepted difference between investors and traders is that investors make portfolio changes far less often and that they have the time and patience to allow their investments to grow. In other words, investors are not interested in instant gratification whereas traders prefer to make a trade, collect a quick (a few minutes to perhaps a couple of weeks) profit and exit the position.
Traders seek stock-market profits by selling as soon as a profit target is met. They never get married to a position. Nor do they have loyalty to the company whose stock they own. They often ignore the nature of the company itself, relying on charts to make buy/sell decisions. Some traders own positions for as little as a few seconds, while others may wait as long as two months for a position to work.
There is also another major difference. Trading is a full-time job because there is a continuous need to monitor positions and to make important decisions. Investing is something that anyone can undertake. Don't misunderstand. It is not a simple process. Instead it requires that an investor finds the time to do the necessary work for making important decisions. Unless you want to pay someone to manage your portfolio by buying mutual funds (a poor choice), ETFs (a good choice) or hiring a financial advisor, the successful individual investor does his/her homework. 
Investors tend to hold positions for years, decades, or even an entire lifetime. As a consequence, they make few investment decisions.
Investor portfolios should be examined on a regular basis (at least yearly) with the goal of unloading stocks that no longer deserve a spot in the portfolio. Alas, that seldom happens and many buy and hold investors believe in holding forever.
Timing is not a big issue because paying a few cents more per share, has little effect on the long-term results.