WHY ARE OPTIONS BETTER THAN FUTURES

First of all, both options and futures are derivatives and leverage instruments and are therefore inherently riskier than simply trading stocks itself. Also, both options trading and futures trading can be equally risky if your ability to produce fairly accurate analysis and outlook of their underlying asset is no good. 

Now, comparing options trading and futures trading, I would say that for beginners, Options Trading is less risky than Futures Trading for a number of reasons. 

Firstly, bigger rewards comes with bigger risks. Futures trading is capable of producing return on investment and leverage far greater than can be attained in options trading 

Secondly, when you buy call and put option, your maximum risk is limited only to the amount of money you used when buying those options. The worst that can happen is that your prediction is totally wrong and the options simplyexpire  worthless. You don't lose more money than that. However, in futures trading, you are subjected to unlimited liability and will be expected to "top up" your daily losses by the end of each day in what is known as a margin call. This daily loss continues as long as the stock continues to go in the wrong direction..............

TRADING AND INVESTING

Trading typically refers to purchasing and marketing stocks or other monetary instruments for shorter periods of time, typically less than a few months. It is something that is done without much preparation or research i.e. It is said to be trading when someone purchases and sell stocks and mutual funds at will..

Investing traditionally refers to purchasing and marketing stocks or other monetary instruments for a long period of time, typically ranging over several years.....

HOW TO CHOOSE STOCKS FOR DIVIDEND

Financing in shares that paying for dividends is solely the greatest financial decisions a stakeholder can step to make. These funds not only present a prospect to amplify net value from growing share prices, they also can assist harmonize an investor’s income for several years. So long as an investor is scrupulous about choosing these investment options, there is meagre supplementary menace over the long-standing. Stock Dividends can be outstanding as a source of steady income, while you still get to uphold the stock shares for further income. There is also sensitivity that companies, which can pay for dividends, are usually steadier....

BOOK PROFIT IN TATA MOTORS OPTION STRATEGY

BOOK PROFIT IN TATAMOTORS 360 PUT  GIVEN @ 3.25 NEAR 10 AND  CONTINUE TO HOLD CALL TILL NEXT FOLLOW UP.

TATAMOTORS STRANGLE STRATEGY

BUY TATAMOTORS 360 PUT @ 3.25

BUY TATAMOTORS 410 CALL @ 2.90

COST =6.15   

RISK PER LOT = 6150

RETURN = UNLIMITED

UPPER BREAK GIVEN POINT=416.15

LOWER BREAK GIVEN POINT=353.85

Pay off table:....

BEAUTY OF COMBINATIONAL STRATEGIES

The reason I’ve sought to bring your attention to the various strategies is to show how each strategy is such a unique tool. Much like hydrogen and oxygen combine to form a unique substance (water), putting options together into various combinations results in some amazingly unique risk/reward profiles.

Buy an at-the-money call or a put and the chances are good that you will loose all your money (stops notwithstanding). However, buy a straddle (both a call and a put at the same strike price and expiration month) and the possibility of losing all your money is practically nil (the underlying would have to finish precisely on the strike price)......

IBREALEST OPTION STRATEGY ROCKS !!!!!!!!!!!! BOOK FULL PROFIT

IBREALEST 75 call hope u have booked profit @ 2.5 ,now book profit in 65 Put near 1.5
Total Profit in strategy is 9600.Hope you have booked full profit

IBREALEST STRANGLE STRATEGY UPDATE

 IBREALEST 75 call given @ .70  book profit near 2.4-2.5.and continue to  hold the put till next follow up.

IBREALEST STRANGLE STRATEGY

Buy IBREALEST 75 call @.70

Buy IBREALEST 65 put @.90

COST =1.6   

RISK PER LOT = 6400

RETURN = UNLIMITED

UPPER BREAK GIVEN POINT=76.6

LOWER BREAK GIVEN POINT=63.4

Pay off table:....

FUTURE BASIS

The basis reflects the relationship between cash price and futures price. (In futures trading, the term "cash" refers to the underlying product). The basis is obtained by subtracting the futures price from the cash price.

The basis can be a positive or negative number. A positive basis is said to be "over" as the cash price is higher than the futures price. A negative basis is said to be "under" as the cash price is lower than the futures price....