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As soon as the Highest Call OI strike is crossed Buy that Call with a stop-loss few points below Strike Price. Similarly, as the Highest Put OI strike is crossed Buy the Put with stop-loss few points above the Strike Price.

Bullish structure suggests that insurance likely to buck the trend, picks these 2 stocks, says Brijesh Bhatia

While many sectors are struggling under the weight of broader market pressures, the insurance sector stands out as a potential area of growth. The Definedge Insurance Index, with its bullish technical patterns, suggests that this sector is poised to continue its upward trend.

Momentum Picks 2025: Brijesh Bhatia recommends one sector, two stocks

The Data Center sector represents one of the most promising growth areas in the Indian market, driven by the expansion of digital infrastructure and increased data consumption.

The working of the Parabolic SAR and how to read trend direction and price reversals

The indicator is used to determine trend direction and potential reversals. The time frame is key to this method; wider the time-frame, better and more accurate the prediction.

Is trend really your friend? Decoding the ADX indicator

This article explains the significance of ADX indicator & why it should be an important tool in every trader’s arsenal.

Band Aid: Improve your trading strategy with Bollinger Bands

By combining the use of Bollinger Bands with simple yet effective trading strategies, traders can potentially increase their profits while minimising their risks.

How to make a trading strategy effective through Bollinger Bands

Bollinger Bands are a technical indicator used by traders and investors to understand how overstretched the prices are on either side when compared to the mean ie the 20-day moving average. They can easily be found on trading platforms, we tell you how to use them to maximise gains

Here is how the ATM Bull Put Spread works as handy bargain hunter in market correction

Bull Put gives the Option type and the transaction type. Bullish position in Put option can be created by Selling a Put Option.

Delhi: Govt school student in hospital after classroom ceiling fan falls on her head

The student who was injured on Saturday has been admitted to a private hospital in Nangloi and is undergoing treatment.

Here is how you can sharpen your trades with options open interest data

Look at the highest OI strike on Call and Put and you may have a lot of profitable information to sharpen your trade

Here’s how to make profits via OTM Vertical Spread strategy in volatile times

While a mix of Call & Put OTM Vertical Spreads should be executed only when there is absolute dilemma regarding the trend, care should be taken to get out of all spreads if stocks/indices indicate they are getting into a consolidation mode.

How Ben Graham's investing principles help prepare for crash

Benjamin Graham | Enter after the market has gone down and keep booking profits after every significant rise. Well, the Graham strategy that I outlined does exactly that and helps you do the right thing from a long term perspective, says Rahul Shah, the Co-Head of Research at Equitymaster.

How to go about your equity investments in the New Year?

Given the present time, it's prudent to stagger your investments rather than investing in a lump sum. Lump sum investments are more vulnerable to losses, which may ruin your entire equity investing experience

Here is why intrinsic value outweighs extrinsic value in Indian stocks

We firmly believe that understanding the intrinsic value of a stock is very important, primarily for the long-term investor.

Do not ignore these red flags before subscribing to IPO

Investing in IPOs can be a tricky business, and if investors are not mindful, then following a trend may result in losses.

Here is how greed and getting carried away a recipe for disaster

As evident, greed and getting carried away is a recipe for disaster. It may also lead you to cash out of quality stocks whose valuations may seem overstretched during a bull run.

No portfolio comes with zero risk, so these are 4 ways to reduce risk of your investment portfolio

While you can't get off risk completely, you can minimise it by adopting the aforementioned strategies. Optimum risk management can help you grow your wealth and achieve goals with ease.

Index price to earnings ratio: Myth and reality

Index PE, much like the indices themselves, has a rich reference value that helps us understand where the market is placed and where it is likely headed, but it is certainly not prescriptive in the context of trading and investing decisions.

How derivatives can be used to add value to HNI portfolios?

Derivatives are instruments that derive their value from an underlying and can be used to hedge portfolio risk, generate recurring income and/or generate portfolio returns.

What is value investing? Amit Premchandani of UTI AMC explains

A reason why a cheap multiple driven approach to 'Value" is not working is that, in fact, cheap valuation could be misleading.

Why should you control emotions while trading?

Trading under emotions is a gateway to self-harm and wealth loss. It’s prudent to adopt a rational approach and base your judgment on facts and figures.

Only half of schools worldwide resumed classroom learning, 34% continue with hybrid mode: Report

The tracker has been jointly created by Johns Hopkins University, the World Bank, and UNICEF to assist countries' decision-making by tracking reopening and COVID-19 recovery planning efforts in more than 200 countries.

Critical financial lessons to be learnt from Covid-19 pandemic 2.0

When the going gets tough, investor resilience can come from adopting a long-term approach, moderating expectations and avoiding quick-fix solutions

Why is Futures Open Interest data important for equity market investors

Despite of a heavy volume activity only increment in OI will give us a reasonable evidence of incremental trading interest into a particular stock. Similarly lowering OI will signal loss of trading interest into a particular stock.

The lessons to be learnt from Benjamin Graham, the father of fundamentals-based investing

Graham’s most popular bets (christened as "net nets" by his followers) were where the market-cap of the company is less than the net liquid assets on the balance sheet.