Showing posts with label option strategies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label option strategies. Show all posts

Monday 19 November 2018

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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Tuesday 21 April 2015

Short Butterfly


The short butterfly is a neutral strategy like the long butterfly but bullish on volatility. It is a limited profit, limited risk options trading strategy. There are 3 striking prices involved in a short butterfly spread and it can be constructed using calls or puts. 
SHORT BUTTERFLY CONSTRUCTION
Ø  SELL 1 ITM CALL
Ø  BUY 2 ATM CALLS
Ø  SELL 1 OTM CALL
Short Call Butterfly
Using calls, the short butterfly can be constructed by writing one lower striking in-the-money call, buying two at-the-money calls and writing another higher striking out-of-the-money call, giving the trader a net credit to enter the position.

Tuesday 16 December 2014

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Monday 30 June 2014

OPTION TRADING STRATEGIES : HOW TO USE THEM FOR MAKING PROFIT IN ANY MARKET SITUATION

 How to Use Option Trading Strategies in any Market Situation
Option strategies are implemented by combining one or more option positions and possibly an underlying stock position.
In other words, a trading strategy is a calculated way of using options singly or in a combination, in order to make a profit from market movements.
Option strategies can give you a greater profit with less risk compared with the traditional buying and selling of stock.
One vitally important thing to consider when investing is when to get out and how. An effective exit strategy needs to be decided upon in advance, and stuck to without allowing emotions to sway you.
There are many types of option trading strategies that can be applied, depending on your opinion, or ‘prediction,’ of which direction the underlying stock is going to move.
A guideline for picking the right stocks to go with the right options strategies is available by reading “Options Strategies for Different Stock Styles”. The various stock movements are taken into account – bullish and bearish – as well as major moves, or slower, moderate moves, in either direction - and a strategy that can be applied to each of these movements.

Saturday 29 March 2014

HURRY....!!!!!!! NEW YEAR OFFER ON OPTION PACKAGE

"HAPPY GUDI PADWA & VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR...!!!!!"
(The Holy festival which marks the beginning of the New Year, new month and new day for Hindus)
New year offer....
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Tuesday 11 June 2013

LONG STRANGLE STRATEGY

Components
Long one put option with a lower strike price and long one call option at a higher strike price.
Risk / Reward
Maximum Loss: Limited to the total premium paid for the call and put options.
Maximum Gain: Unlimited as the market moves in either direction.
Characteristics
When to use: When you are bullish on volatility but are unsure of market direction....

Thursday 2 May 2013

5 MISTAKES WHILE TRADING IN OPTION

1.Not having a defined exit plan
2.Trying to make past losses by doubling up
3.Trading illiquid option
4.Waiting too long to buy back short strategies
5.Legging into spread trades

Saturday 27 April 2013

CALL BACKSPREAD STRATEGY

The call backspread (reverse call ratio spread) is a bullish strategy in options trading that involves selling a number of call options and buying more call options of the same underlying stock and expiration date at a higher strike price. It is an unlimited profit, limited risk options trading strategy that is taken when the options trader thinks that the underlying stock will experience significant upside movement in the near term....

Wednesday 17 April 2013

BULLISH OPTION STRATEGIES

BULL CALL SPREAD
For bullish investors who want a nice low risk, limited return strategy without buying or selling the underlying stock, bull call spreads are a great alternative. The bull call spread involves buying and selling the same number of call options at different strike prices.
BULL PUT SPREAD
For bullish investors who want a nice low risk, limited return strategy, bull put spreads are another alternative. The bull put spread involves buying and selling the same number of put options at different strike prices.....

Monday 2 January 2012

IFCI STRANGLE STRATEGY

OPTION CALL PUT STRATEGY

IFCI  is extremely volatile these days. Annulized volatility of IFCI is above 91.We suggest strangle strategy in IFCI to make most of this situation.
                      
The long strangle, also known as buy strangle or simply "strangle", is a neutral strategy in options trading that involve the simultaneous buying of a slightly out-of-the-money put and a slightly out-of-the-money call of the same underlying stock and expiration date.
IFCI STRANGLE STRATEGY

LEG1: BUY IFCI 25 CALL @ .75
LEG2: BUY IFCI 20 PUT @ .85
COST =12800     
 RISK PER LOT = (.75+.85)*80000=12800
RETURN = UNLIMITED
LOWER BREAK EVEN POINT :18
HIGHER BREAK EVEN POINT 27

Pay off table


Closing price
Lot size
trading cost
Total Investment
Return from call
return from put
Payoff
17
8000
12800
0
24000
11200
17.5
8000
12800
0
20000
7200
18
8000
12800
0
16000
3200
18.5
8000
12800
0
12000
-800
19
8000
12800
0
8000
-4800
19.5
8000
12800
0
4000
-8800
20
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
20.5
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
21
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
21.5
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
22
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
22.5
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
23
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
23.5
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
24
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
24.5
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
25
8000
12800
0
0
-12800
25.5
8000
12800
4000
0
-8800
26
8000
12800
8000
0
-4800
26.5
8000
12800
12000
0
-800
27
8000
12800
16000
0
3200
27.5
8000
12800
20000
0
7200
28
8000
12800
24000
0
11200
28.5
8000
12800
28000
0
15200
29
8000
12800
32000
0
19200
29.5
8000
12800
36000
0
23200
30
8000
12800
40000
0
27200
30.5
8000
12800
44000
0
31200
31
8000
12800
48000
0
35200
31.5
8000
12800
52000
0
39200



The long options strangle is an unlimited profit, limited risk strategy that is taken when the options trader thinks that the underlying stock will experience significant volatility in the near term. Long strangles are debit spreads as a net debit is taken to enter the trade.