Place SL at 300 on both sides which is 20% on Premium
and Target shod be 40% on both sides
means target is 150 on downside
if it Didn’t hits neither Target or SL
Close everything at 2:45PM
Case 1
in this case one side SL will get Trigger on the other side target will hit
Once one side SL Triggered,
on the other side of the option will go down
then
move your SL to your Selling Price as Trailing SL. wait till target mets
if second SL triggers after Trailing don’t trade again
the trade is Done for The Day,
you made the loss for the day
Case 2:
If one side SL and other side Target hits
Then You made Profits for the day
Trade is done for the Day, don’t trade again.
Now I want say Something Here
Use 20% SL and 40% Targets Only on Friday and Monday because Premiums are Very High
Use 25% SL and 50% Target on Tuesday and Wednesday because premiums are Bit lesser compare
and Use 30% SL 50% Or more On Thursday may be One option becomes zero
I have done The Last 5 years Back testing Results for This Strategy
using 10 Lots
and not added Compounding
if we use Compounding every year
It's More than 1Cr with 15 Lakhs of Capital
Winning ratio was 60%
Loosing ratio was 40%
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This #strategy involves two options of same strikes price & same expiry, A long straddle is created by buying a call and a put of same strike & same expiry whereas a short straddle is created by shorting a call & put option of same strike & same expiry
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Let us say a #stock is trading at Rs 6,000 and premiums for ATM call and put options are 257 and 136 respectively.
Long #Straddle
If you buys both a call & a put at these prices, then his maximum loss will be equal to the sum of these two premiums paid, which is equal to 393
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And, price movement from here in either direction would first result in that person recovering his premium and then making profit. This position is undertaken when trader’s view on price of the underlying is uncertain but he thinks that in whatever direction the market moves
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Most of the people are market-averse when it comes to investing their hard-earned money in it. The primary and most significant reason for this is the fear of loss of money.
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More often than not, this fear stems from the lack of knowledge surrounding #Markets. In this thread, we try to overcome this fear of investing in #StockMarket by following some easy steps
Here are some of the things you can do to get rid of your fear of investing in stocks
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1. Gain Knowledge of Stock Markets:
Start by educating yourself with the basic concepts related to stock markets and how do they work. You can reduce your investing risk significantly by understanding the basic #fundamentals, which are not as tough as you think.
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