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'Bear Put spread' is a moderately bearish strategy built by buying a Put close to the current market price of the underlying and selling the same expiry Put, but of a strike lower than the Put bought.

F&O expiry week strategy: Deploy a protective hedge via Nifty Bear Put Spread

Bear Put spread is a moderately bearish strategy. The strategy is built by Buying a Put close to the current market price of the underlying and Selling the same expiry Put but of a strike lower than the Put bought.

Make these three adjustments to your trade to improve risk-reward profile

As COVID-19 pandemic turns the entire market more headline-driven than driven by solid economic data. The moves upward or downward become vulnerable to reversals and respite.

'Keep trades limited and protected amid COVID-19; deploy Nifty Modified Put Butterfly spread'

Considering the unpredictability of the pandemic, it makes sense to keep the trades limited and protected. Hence, Modified Butterfly on monthly series options is advised.

What should investors do today? Avoid trading pandemic-driven uncertainties

Empirically such periods have ended in prolonged calmer times. Till such signs come into trade analytics with a drop in Implied Volatility, it would be wise to await an opportunity instead of venturing into a trade.

Use structured ‘Option Trading’ for steady returns; here are 3 factors to keep in mind

Options trading is more and more becoming an integral part of trading especially after benchmark indices topped global charts for highest Options Volumes.

January series expiry week: Top 4 caveats for trading day after expiry day

As a monthly event for all the underlying stocks as of now, ‘Expiry’ changes a lot of equations and is capable of a momentary upsetting a well-established order.

How OTM vertical spread can help investors save money in October series

In the case of weekly expiries, if we are mildly bullish or bearish it can be translated into trading action very easily by selling more Calls/ Puts against Calls/Puts bought

By adding options to trading, investors can even make gyrations a profitable trade

The series of ups and downs in any direction makes trading worth

Safety first while trading! Cost of hedging wouldn’t go beyond 3-4% of your position

Most of the times the cost of hedging wouldn’t go beyond 3-4% even if the hedge is kept for a good 20+ sessions. I have always found prudence in choosing the strike close to the current market price.