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Intraday calls for 18-09-12
Posted on: September 18th, 2012 at 8:15 am
Markets likely to open flat, Resistance for Nifty around 5640, support at 5550
Buy Biocon around 280, Target: 287, SL 275 – (Can continue to hold biocon for 1-2 days if possible. looks good technically)
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Akash Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:28 pm
Hi kb trader, Shud i sell 5500 PE and buy 5800 CE or some low priced CE for Oct. made big loss in 5500 CE by selling it at v low avrg price while it hit 170+ very next day. SO want to cover that loss asap.. pls advise..
SaiPalanivel Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:30 pm
HI CB SIR.NIFTY 5585 LOOKS STRONG SUPPORT?
Nall's Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:31 pm
Frinds Be Careful last minut dont stuck DIDI ke sab Mantri Going to resign...
CMP 5615
NIJA Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:32 pm
What is the todays levels for BHEL?
SaiPalanivel Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:33 pm
NIFTY IF BREAK 5577 CAN TEST 5550 AND 5530 ITS MY VIEW.
Raasi Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:36 pm
Where is CB Sir ?
SaiPalanivel Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:37 pm
NOT WORRIED GLOBAL MARKETS ON NIFTY.EUROPE MARKETS IN DOWN 1% EACH BUT NIFTY STILL LOOKS STRONG.WHY?
Be!ng Human Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:55 pm
Hi Buffet, U r always welcome Mr. Buffet. BTW, i am big fan of Warren Buffet. Hats off to him and his talent in stock markets.
0champ0 Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:57 pm
Hi Be!ng Human,
U mentioned we need to pay margin for selling calls or puts.
Can u kindly elaborate that a bit..
Akash Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:57 pm
Hi Be!ng Human, Shud i sell PE and buy SBI 2250 CE for target 120+ in 1-2 days. Everyday SBI is gaining 100 points. IN last 3 days, it has gained almost 300 Points.. Buy now for Sep SBI target as 2400?
Raasi Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 2:59 pm
Hi CB,
where we can see bharati airtel today by 3:10 ?
Be!ng Human Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 3:00 pm
Hi 0champ0, Margin in equity and index options trading is the amount of cash deposit needed in an options trading broker account when writing options. Writing options means "Shorting" options and happens when Sell To Open orders are used on call or put options. Options margin is required as collateral to ensure the options writer's ability to fulfill the obligations under the options contracts sold.
When you write (short by using Sell To Open orders) call options, you are obligated to sell the underlying stock to the holder of those call options if the options are exercised. If you don't already have those stocks in your account, you will have to buy those stocks from the open market in order to sell to the holder of those call options. In order to ensure that you have the money to buy those stocks from the open market when the assignment happens, the options trading broker will require you to have a certain amount of money in your account as deposit and that's options margin. This is what happens in a Naked Call Write options trading strategy.
Similarly, when you write put options, you obligated under the put options contracts to buy the underlying stock from the holder of those put options if the options are exercised. That is why the options trading broker needs to make sure that you have sufficient money to buy those stocks from the holder of the put options when assigned, hence the need for options margin. This is what happens in a Naked Put Write options trading strategy.
Writers of options are also exposed to unlimited risk and limited profit, which means that the position can lose more and more money the more the underlying stock goes against your expectation. In order to close such losing positions, you would need to Buy To Close those options, that is why options trading brokers also need to make sure you have enough cash in your account to be able to do that.
This is why a lot of beginner options traders would have experienced their brokers returning an error message such as "You need at least 100,000 in your account in order to write uncovered call/put." when attempting to write stock options.
Be!ng Human Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 3:01 pm
Hi 0champ0, If you plan to sell put options, you need to understand the margin requirements. So we’re going to lay out the trading authorizations your broker will require in order for you to execute this type of trade and explain the margin requirements.
We frequently employ a strategy whereby we sell a put option to pay for a call option. We identify these trades as credit or debit spreads. This strategy works well when stocks are appreciating, say options trading articles. When call premium is high, selling puts to reduce the cost of the trade greatly improves the likelihood of earning a profit and enhances your return.
We know it can be frustrating to buy a call on a stock that goes up and the call loses money. Much of the time, the implied volatility priced into the options was greater than the realized volatility of the stock. As a result, the stock can rise and the option expires with little or no value.
The downside of selling a put to buy a call is that you are exposed to potentially escalating losses if the stock declines below the put strike price. At expiration, if the stock depreciates below the put strike price, you are very likely to be put the stock and assume the loss represented by the amount the stock price is below the put strike less the net premium collected.
Please note: Having margin clearance within your brokerage account does not mean you will be forced to go on margin with your options trades. If you have enough cash or stock holdings within your account to cover the margin requirements, then a trade will not trigger the activation of the margin (borrowing capacity) that is available to you.
Raasi Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 3:03 pm
Is CB here ???
deepa11 Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 3:03 pm
hi kbtrader,thanx, i will follow ur tech analysis,
Ravichandran Says:
September 18th, 2012
Posted at: 3:03 pm
HI KBTRADER,GOOD AFTERNOON,CONGRATS,GOOD WORK,KEEP IT UP :)