Nifty
CMP 14250
- Yesterday's close truly reflects the importance of Data Analysis along with Technical Analysis.
- On the options front Retail traders are Net Call Buyers and Net Put Sellers (Bullish)
- FIIS are Net Call and Put buyers (Neutral)
- Proprietary traders are Net Call Sellers and Net Put Buyers (Bearish to sideways)
- Majority of Call sellers would be happy if closing is below 14200 and would not be much bothered even if closes at 14252
- For majority of Call Buyers to profit, they would want Nifty closing above 14252
This is what data reflected yesterday. ( message in private for more details)
- Our weekly Nifty expiry strategy (updated here and closed in profit) tries to capture the essence of Data analysis along with Technical Analysis.
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Going forward,
- we see Nifty price getting rejected twice from the blue trendline
- if we see the rejection again, chances of Nifty breaking the yellow support line would increase and it may eventually fall up to 14030 and possibly even 13800
One may Consider the following strategy for Nifty
Sell Nifty 28 Jan expiry 14500 Call option around 120
Buy Nifty 28 Jan expiry 14700 Call option around 58
The strategy has max profit potential of Rs 4650/-per lot giving a yield potential of 13% till 28 Jan 2021
In built Loss protection for a rise in price up to 14562 till 28 Jan 2021
Take care & safe trading...!!!
Disclaimer:
- The view expressed here is my personal view
- Past performance is not a guarantee for future predictions
- Use this for educational purpose
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