Options Snapshot
Introduction: Stolo's "Option Snapshot" feature is a comprehensive tool designed for analyzing options data, Users can select their preferred expiration date and strike prices, and...
Read MoreStraddle/ Strangle Chart
Introduction: The Straddle/Strangle Chart Analysis feature provides traders with powerful tools for evaluating straddle/strangle strategies, offering insights into potential market movements. Basic Terms: a) Straddle:...
Read MorePCR vs Index
Introduction: PCR, or Put Call Ratio, is a derivative indicator in the stock market used to gauge market sentiment. It helps traders assess whether the...
Read MoreCumulative OI
Introduction: Cumulative OI (Open Interest) is a feature on Stolo that offers traders a comparative chart view of the open interest for all the selected...
Read MoreOpen High Open Low
Introduction Open High and Open Low are terms used in stock trading to describe the behavior of a stock's strike prices at the beginning of...
Read MoreOptions Premium
Introduction: -> "Options Premium" is the price paid by an option buyer to the seller for the right to buy (call option) or sell (put...
Read MoreWhat 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...
Read MoreStrikewise OI
Introduction -> Open Interest (OI) is a critical metric in futures and options trading, representing the total number of outstanding derivative contracts for a specific...
Read MoreMultiStrike OI
Introduction: Traders may track and compare OI at different strike prices using multistrike OI analysis. Basic Terms a) OI: OI stands for Open Interest, reflecting...
Read MoreOptions Chain
Introduction Stolo's Option Chain Platform is a robust tool for traders, providing real-time data on stock options. It offers live tick-by-tick information, support and resistance...
Read MoreUnderstanding OI Vs Price Analysis in the Futures Market
OI Vs Price Analysis enables traders to analyse the change in the strike price of the index (NIFTY or BANKNIFTY) along with the open, high...
Read MoreDefinition, Understanding, and Why India VIX is Important?
VIX is an indicator of volatility in the market and is commonly referred to as the “Fear Index”, since if the VIX is high, then...
Read MoreIndex Constituents
Introduction The feature allows users to access essential information about the constituents of major indices like Nifty, BankNifty, and Finnifty. Basic Terms Index -> A...
Read MoreSectoral Indices
Introduction The Nifty sectoral indices are a set of benchmark indices in India that track the performance of specific industry sectors within the broader Nifty...
Read MoreFII DII Data
Video Explanation: https://youtu.be/loY6A60QAI0?si=ldNSiODYfC_UPTPz Introduction: One vital aspect of analysis in options trading platforms is the evaluation of FII (Foreign Institutional Investors), DII (Domestic Institutional Investors),...
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