Here it’s the result
Strategy 1 for Friday and Monday
Entry at 9:35 Am
Sell ATM call and put
Keep 15% on both sides
Target 90%
Exit at 2:54 Pm
Of course we don’t get target most of the time
You can exit for 60% for Friday and Monday 70%
it’s up to you
Sep 16, 2022 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
As an option seller I always get this question,
Bro why you are saying start option selling with at least 10 lakhs, why not less capital
My simple answer everyone
Read this Thread 🧵 🧵
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Let’s say if you Would have started option selling with 2 lakhs
In this case how many lots you are able to trade 1 lot on both sides, straddle or strangle
Let’s say you have made 3 percent return on monthly basis
Then your profit will be 6k
Sep 5, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Whenever there’s is a recession in US Market
Then next 3 years was the golden period for india
Reason Us was the largest consumer of crude oil
Because of recession demand will goes down for oil
Then we will get oil at discount
That will compensate the fiscal deficit for government
This time we have two more advantages
One we are already getting oil for discount from Russia
Second government is collecting more taxes in form of GST
We are becoming self resilient economy day by day
Sep 4, 2022 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
6 habits of a successful trader in the #stockmarkets
successful people do not attain success by a stroke of luck alone. They have consciously imbibed some good habits which has made them successful. The same logic applies to a trader too..
in Association with @KommawarSwapnil1. Discipline is key to successful traders
yes, this is the golden rule of successful trading. You need to observe strict rules and discipline with respect to stop losses, profit booking targets, protecting your capital.
Life is unpredictable. So, you can experience a temporary money crunch once in a while for various reasons. For instance, it could be due to a home renovation, a wedding in the family, or a medical emergency.
In such cash-strapped situations, the first idea that occurs is to use your savings and liquidate your investments even at a loss. And if that is still not enough, you look for a loan.
• Dow Theory is a trading approach developed by Charles Dow who is also known as the father of Technical Analysis. It is still the basis of technical analysis of financial markets.
• The basic idea of Dow Theory is that market price action reflects all available information and the market price movement is comprised of three main trends.
• Most of technical analysis theory today has an origin from ideas proposed by Dow & Edward Jones back in 19th century
❎Stagflation is a period of rising inflation but falling output and rising unemployment.
❎Stagflation is often a period of falling real incomes as wages struggle to keep up with rising prices.
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❎Stagflation is often caused by a rise in the price of commodities, such as oil. it occurred in the 1970s following the tripling in the price of oil.
❎A degree of stagflation occurred in 2008, following the rise in the price of oil and the start of the global recession.
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Jan 23, 2022 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
Intraday Short strangle (Momentum Catching)
All of us have Dream of achieving successful #trading in intraday
but most of of fails while catching the momentum in market
for that i came up with small and simple strategy for intraday
you can use it with 2 lakh capital or 20lakh
Strategy with #BankNiftyOptions
Wait till 10 Pm to trade
to avoid first 45 minutes nonsense moves in market
Then select 200 points Above call option strike and 200 points below Put option strike
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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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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