Currencies
always trade in pairs because the value of each currency is measured against
that of another currency, yeilding a rate of exchange for the currency pair.
The primary reason that most currencies trade in the forex market against the
U.S. Dollar goes back to Bretton Woods agreement made near the end of the
Second World War.After that devastating global war, the United States was the
only major country which emerged relatively strong economically after the
costly conflict compared to the other significant nations of the world.Despite
proposals for the creation of a neutral global reserve currency called the
bancor, pressures prevailed for the U.S. Dollar to be chosen as the world's
reserve currency at the Bretton Woods conference held in New Hampshire in 1944,
just before the end of the war....
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Saturday, 6 July 2013
SBI STRANGLE STRATEGY
Buy SBI 2000 call @25
Buy SBI 1800 put @ 21
COST =46
RISK PER LOT =
5750
RETURN = UNLIMITED
UPPER BREAK GIVEN POINT=2046
LOWER BREAK GIVEN POINT=1734
Pay off table...
Friday, 5 July 2013
Rupee opens flat at 60.11 per dollar
The
Indian rupee opened flat at 60.11 per dollar versus 60.13 yesterday. "The
rupee could be weak on overnight dollar strengthening. The range for the day is
seen between 60.10-60.40.Demand from oil
importers and the much expected inflows for the HUL open offer led to rupee volatility yesterday. The rupee could
be weak on overnight dollar strengthening.
Thursday, 4 July 2013
COMPARISON BETWEEN DERIVATIVE AND EQUITY TRADING
In
derivatives trading, traders can hold long or short
positions for more than 1 day whereas in equity trading, short sell tradings
are supposed to square off before the market closing on the same day. Traders
must not carry forward their short positions in any way, denying which results
in penalty around 20% in auction market Apart, these tips are divided into
indexes and stocks. As said in our previous article, virtual scrips like nifty, bank nifty, cnx IT
ect., are called as index stocks where as companies which exist in real are
said to be stock scrips....
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
OPTION ADJUSTION
Adjusting an option
position really is an essential skill for any investor – I would even say it is
a mandatory requirement. Properly managing
risk by adjusting can help you repair strategies that have gone
wrong, limit huge losses or even create additional potential gains As a disclaimer it’s important that you
know both HOW to adjust an option trade and that you are aware of the
additional broker commissions you will be charged to exit/enter
additional contracts. Take your time when adjusting so that you don’t adjust
and create an even bigger hole from which to dig out of.
1. What’s the goal?
Make sure that you are either reducing risk
somehow someway or creating a new
strategy that could make you more money.
2. Are you really reducing risk?
Forget
for a minute that you are not going to make money if you get into a bad trade.
3. Should you just close out the trade?
This
is always one of my 1st considerations. If you’ve made a small profit and
things are starting to go south it might be a wise decision to just close out
the trade and re-evaluate the market. Don’t let your ego get in the way of
making money.
4. How have the market trend changed?
I’m
sure when you entered the trade you had a firm opinion on the market if the
trend is changing then is your options strategy structured to profit from the
new market Wait to see a medium term change to adjust and remember that 1 day
doesn’t make a trend.
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
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Wednesday, 19 June 2013
SHORT STRANGLE STRATEGY
Components
Short
one put option with a lower strike price and short one call option at a higher
strike price.
Risk / Reward
Maximum
Loss: Unlimited as the market moves in either direction.
Maximum
Gain: Limited to the net premium received for selling the options....
Tuesday, 18 June 2013
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....
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
RELIANCE STRANGLE STRATEGY
BUY RELIANCE 820 CALL @11
BUY RELIANCE 760 PUT @11
COST =22
RISK PER LOT = 5500
RETURN = UNLIMITED
UPPER BREAK GIVEN POINT=842
LOWER BREAK GIVEN POINT=738
PAY OFF TABLE:...
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