In the exhilarating realm of options trading, understanding volatility is the key to gaining an edge. Volatility is the lifeblood of the options markets, pulsating with potential profits and risks. As an options trader, it is imperative to delve into the depths of volatility, exploring its nuances and harnessing its power. Simply put, volatility refers …
The Nifty PSU Bank Index refers to a stock market index that tracks the performance of public sector banks in India. It includes the top public sector banks listed on the NSE. The index provides a measure of the overall performance and trends in the public sector banking sector in the Indian stock market. Investors …
In the circular dated June 06, 2023, the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has announced the revision of the Nifty Bank Futures and Options contract cycle for the weekly and monthly expiry. The headline news is that the expiry day would be shifted from “Thursday” to “Friday” for all the weekly and monthly Nifty …
Put Option is a type of derivative that comes with exclusive set of benefits. Beginners often find Put Options slightly tough to understand. But now you don’t have to worry. Learn the basics of Derivative – Put Options with Angel One. Presenting fun-to-learn 60sec videos by Angel One, to help beginners grasp the basics of …
In our previous blogs, we had discussed hedging your cash stock holding with a stock future, usually, everyone has a diversified portfolio and in uncertain markets even such portfolios are required to be hedged. With portfolios consisting of 14 to 15 stocks, one can not apply a single stock future hedging strategy. If we apply that …
Call option is a type of derivative that has its own benefits. Call options can be tough to understand, especially for beginners. But now you don’t have to worry. Learn the basics of Derivative – Call Options with Angel One. Presenting fun-to-learn 60sec videos by Angel One, to help beginners grasp the basics of equity …
The future market is exactly like any other market, where buyers and sellers converge together. The only difference is that they deal in futures contracts. The pricing of such contracts are carried out by placing bids and offers. The futures contract will state the price that will be paid on the future date of delivery. …
