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Options“The Rising
Wave”
Derivatives Segment Growth
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Index Futures Stock Futures Index Options Stock Options Cash
Index Option Volumes grown by more than 10 times in last five
years
Stock and index future Volumes were in a declining trend
Overall market volumes increased by about 150%
Reasons for growth of option segment
• Lower cost. (Options: 13 Paisa, Futures: 1.25 Rupees)
• Inbuilt stop loss.
• Does not require large corpus.
• Higher leverage with limited risk..
• Potential to make exponential profit.
• Protection against opening gap risk.
• Can take advantage of volatility (Events).
• Flexibility to control risk, using strategies.
• Risk reward will be in your favor. (Delta example)
What is an Option
Option is an instrument giving holder the right to buy or sell a specific quantity (lot) of a specific assets (Underlying) at a specific price (Premium) up to a specific date (Contract Expiry).
Options are further classified in two types
Call Option An agreement which gives buyer the right to buy but not the obligation to buy a stock.
Put OptionIt is opposite of call
option I.e.., giving the owner the right to sell but not the obligation.
Terminologies of Options
• Index options: These options have the index as the underlying. Like index futures contracts, index options contracts are also cash settled.
• Stock options: Stock options are options on individual stocks.
• Buyer of an option: The buyer of an option is the one who by paying the option premium buys the right but not the obligation to exercise his option on the seller/writer.
• Writer/Seller of an option: The writer of a call/put option is the one who receives the option premium and is thereby obliged to sell/buy the asset if the buyer exercises on him.
Cont……...
• Option price/premium: Option price is the price which the option buyer pays to the option seller.
• Expiration date: The date specified in the options contract is known as the expiration date, the exercise date, the strike date or the maturity.
• Strike price: The price specified in the options contract is known as the strike price.
• American options: American options are options that can be exercised at any time up to the expiration date.
• European options: European options are options that can be exercised only on the expiration date itself.
In The Money -- At The Money -- Out Of Money
Why not able to reap option benefits:
• Lack of money management.
• Don’t trade option but invest/ Longer holding
period.
• Wrong Strike price selection.
Why option investments loses
money
Every 5 days will cost option buyer around 25 points (0.5%)
Which Option to buy?• Wrong strike price selection.
– Beginning of the Fresh contract : Out Of money option
– Middle of the month: Move towards ATM Option
– Towards the expiry: At the Money option.
• Momentum
• Delta, gamma, Vega.
• Lesser Theta
– ITM Option should never be used for trading as it require huge premium and Liquidity issue.
– If ITM option is left for expiry it will attract delivery STT that is 0.125% (6-7 nifty points) and will trade at a discount to that extent towards the expiry.
Nifty Spot= 5300
Strike Price Selection
5200
5300
5400
5500
5600
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Days to expire
Str
ike
Cash/Future/Option Trading
Reliance has given upside breakout above 1000 levels now it may test 1050 levels. But if it fails to hold 1000 then may test 950 levels.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Buy Cash : Buy 250 shares @ 1000/- Investment : 2,50,000/- If it moves to 1050 then profit = 12,500/- Return on Investment :
5%If it goes to 950 then risk = 12,500/- Risk on Investment : -
5%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Buy Future : Buy 1 lot of 250 shares Investment : 20% of
total value =50,000If it moves to 1050 then profit = 12,500 Return on Investment :
25%If it goes to 950 then risk = 12,500 Risk on Investment : -
25%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Call Option
Buy Call Option:
Buy 1000 Call @ 25/-Investment = 6,250/-
After 2 days :
If it moves to 1050 then option value: 57/-
Profit = (57-25)*250= 8,000
ROI = 128%
If it goes down to 950 then Option Value:7
Risk = (7-25)*250 = (4500)/-
ROI = -72%
StraddleStraddle: Involves buying ATM Call and Put of the same strike price.
Buy 1000 Call @ 25/-Buy 1000 Put @ 25/-Investment = 12500/-
After 2 days :
If it moves to 1050 then Call: 57 ; Put: 8 Profit = (65-50)*250=3,750ROI = 30%
If it goes down to 950 thenCall: 7 ; Put: 57Profit = (64-50)*250=3,500ROI = 28%
StrangleStrangle: Involves buying OTM of call and OTM Put.
Buy 1050 Call @ 8/-Buy 950 Put @ 7/-Reliance= 1000Investment = 3,750/-
After 2 days :
If it moves to 1050 then Call: 26 ; Put: 1 Profit = (27-15)*250=3,250ROI = 87%
If it goes down to 950 thenCall: 1 ; Put: 23Profit = (24-15)*250=2,750ROI = 73%
Strip
Strip: Involves buying one ATM/OTM Call and Buying two
ATM/OTM Put.
Buy 1000 Call @ 25/-Buy 1000 Put @ 25/-Buy 1000 Put @ 25/-Investment = 18750/-
After 2 days :
If it moves to 950 then Call: 7 ; Put: 57 Profit = (121-75)*250=11,500ROI = 63%
If it goes to 1050 thenCall: 58 ; Put: 7Profit = (72-75)*250=(750)ROI = -4%
Strap
Strap: Involves buying two ATM/OTM Call and Buying one
ATM/OTM Put.
Buy 1000 Call @ 25/-Buy 1000 Call @ 25/-Buy 1000 Put @ 25/-Investment = 18,750/-
•After 2 days :If it moves to 1050 then Call: 57 ; Put: 7 Profit = (121-75)*250=11,500ROI = 63%
If it goes down to 950 thenCall: 7 ; Put: 57Profit = (71-75)*250=1,000ROI = -5.5%
Where to get option calls from:
• Trading Systems.
• Pattern Finder.
• Derivative Calls.
• Derivative Portfolio.
• Fortune finder (Intraday).
Myths
• Complex.
• Only writing makes money.
• Option will expire worthless.
• Option takes time to appreciate.
• 80% of the option buyers loses money.
• Option trading is only for professionals.
• Option trading will lose when volatility reduces.
“Writing option is the key to growth of options”
Wishing You All The Very Best And Lots Of Success In The Stock Markets!!