NIFTY OPTION STRIP STRATEGY FOR NOV. EXPIRY 2017

"BUY 1 LOTS NIFTY 10400 CALL @ 37"

"BUY 2 LOT 10350 PUT @ 17"

PAY OFF TABLE :-

Strike Price	Call Option Price	Strike Price	Call Option Price	Strike rate	Closing price	payoff
10400	37	10350	17	50	10000	46980
10400	37	10350	17	50	10050	16980
10400	37	10350	17	50	10100	13230
10400	37	10350	17	50	10150	9480
10400	37	10350	17	50	10200	5730
10400	37	10350	17	50	10250	1980
10400	37	10350	17	50	10300	-1770
10400	37	10350	17	50	10350	-5520
10400	37	10350	17	50	10400	-5520
10400	37	10350	17	50	10450	-1770
10400	37	10350	17	50	10500	1980
10400	37	10350	17	50	10550	5730
10400	37	10350	17	50	10600	9480
10400	37	10350	17	50	10650	13230
10400	37	10350	17	50	10700	16980
10400	37	10350	17	50	10750	20730
10400	37	10350	17	50	10800	24480
10400	37	10350	17	50	10850	28230
10400	37	10350	17	50	10900	31980
10400	37	10350	17	50	10950	35730
10400	37	10350	17	50	11000	39480
10400	37	10350	17	50	11050	43230
10400	37	10350	17	50	11100	46980
10400	37	10350	17	50	11150	50730
10400	37	10350	17	50	11200	54480
10400	37	10350	17	50	11250	58230
10400	37	10350	17	50	11300	61980
10400	37	10350	17	50	11350	65730
10400	37	10350	17	50	11400	69480
10400	37	10350	17	50	11450	73230
10400	37	10350	17	50	11500	76980
10400	37	10350	17	50	11550	80730
10400	37	10350	17	50	11600	84480
10400	37	10350	17	50	11650	88230
10400	37	10350	17	50	11700	91980

  

IFCI STRANGLE STRATEGY PROFIT BOOKED

IFCI STRATEGY GIVEN IN 14 NOVEMBER 2017 POST 

"IFCI 25 CALL BOOKED PROFIT @ 1 BOUGHT @ 0.5"

"IFCI 22.5 CALL CLOSED @ 0.20 BOUGHT @ 0.5"

PROFIT IN CALL = 11,000 

LOSS IN PUT = 6600

NET PROFIT= 4400 PROFIT

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Advantages of option Trading

Words like "risky" or "dangerous" have been incorrectly attached to options by the financial media and certain popular figures in the market. However, it is important for the individual investor to get both sides of the story before making a decision about the value of options.

There are four key advantages that options may give an investor: they may provide increased cost efficiency; they may be less risky than equities; they have the potential to deliver higher percentage returns; and they offer a number of strategic alternatives. With advantages like these, you can see how those who have been using options for a while would be at a loss to explain options' lack of popularity in the past. Let's look into these advantages one by one.

1. Cost Efficiency
Options have great leveraging power. As such, an investor can obtain an option position that will mimic a stock position almost identically, but at a huge cost savings.

 2. Less Risk 

There are situations in which buying options is riskier than owning equities, but there are also times when options can be used to reduce risk. It really depends on how you use them. Options can be less risky for investors because they require less financial commitment than equities, and they can also be less risky due to their relative imperiousness to the potentially catastrophic effects of gap openings

3. Higher Potential Returns
You don't need a calculator to figure out that if you spend much less money and make almost the same profit, you'll have a higher percentage return. When they pay off, that's what options typically offer to investors.

4. More Strategic Alternatives
The final major advantage of options is that they offer more investment alternatives. Options are a very flexible tool. There are many ways to use options to recreate other positions