What is Options SnapShot? An options snapshot gives you a detailed view of the stock’s Open High, open low, close high or close low, Delta, IV, prices, %Change, and a graph for all strike prices in ...
Straddle/ Strangle Chart
Straddle The term “straddle” refers to the purchase of a put option and a call option that have the same strike price and time frame or date of expiry as the underlying investment. An opti...
NSE F&O
What is India Vix? A volatility index called India VIX is based on NIFTY Index Option pricing. A volatility statistic (%) is derived from the best bid-ask prices of NIFTY Options contracts and represe...
PCR vs Index
What is PCR? Put Call Ratio is also abbreviated as PCR in the stock market realm. A really well derivative indicator called the put/call ratio (PCR) was created specifically to assist traders in deter...
Max Pain
What is Max Pain? Max Pain, often known as the Max Pain Price, is the striking price associated with the majority of open options contracts (i.e., puts and calls). Max Pain Theory In accordance with t...
Cumulative OI
What is Cumulative OI Change? Cumulative OI Stands for Cumulative Open Interest. It gives a comparative chart view of the OI of two strike prices along with the Nifty/BankNifty price and calculates PC...
Open High Open Low
Open High refers to the strike prices of a stock that started the day higher than it did the day before. Open Low refers to the strike prices of a stock that opened below where it closed the prior day...
Options Premium
“Options Premium” is the price of an options contract which is paid by a trader upfront to purchase the particular option contract. The premium of an option tends to change with time decay...
What is Open Interest and Volume?
What is Open Interest (OI)? Open interest (OI), refers to the number of option contracts or future contracts which are still open in the market ie., contracts which have not been settled. What is Volu...
Strikewise OI
Strikewise OI Analysis enables traders to monitor and compare OI for a strike price (call and put options), across BANKNIFTY or NIFTY index. How to Use Strikewise OI Analysis? The following steps will...