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[LIVE] Nifty Option Change in Open Interest Chart

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    When trading in options, knowing the mood of the big traders can give you an edge. If you come to know in which contracts the big traders are adding or diluting their positions it becomes an advantage.

    An option writer always has an advantage. The time is always in his favor of the writer and using the Nifty option change in open interest graph it can be improved further.

    We have created a Nifty Option Change in Open Interest Chart, which will show the real-time addition and dilution in open interest. It will show all the strike prices where there is a change in the open interest. Using this open interest data a trader can find excellent trading opportunities, especially by writing options.

    How to use Change in OI Chart:

    1. Check the Nifty Options Open Interest Chart. There you will find the range of nifty using the highest open interest.
    2. Now see if these highest open interest strikes have addition or dilution in open interest. If there is an addition, then more traders are believing these levels will hold on and they are confident. In case of dilution at these high open interest strikes, then there are chances nifty will break this range.
    3. If the call open interest is rising and put open interest is declining. Then the Nifty is expected to trade lower.
    4. If the put option open interest is rising and call option open interest is declining. Then the nifty is most likely to trade higher.
    5. If both call and put option open interest is declining, then Nifty is likely to see wild moves in either direction. During such event, it is the best time to buy call and put options with long straddle strategy. In other cases, we keep writing (selling) options.

    [LIVE] Nifty Option Change in Open Interest Chart:

    For options trading, a low brokerage on trading can be very helpful. If you are paying more than Rs.20/- brokerage on a single order. Then you need to change your stockbroker and join us with the lowest brokerage trading account.

    I would suggest you spend some time educating yourself with the Online Options Trading Course and technical analysis course. As investment in education gives the best returns.

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    About Bhaveek Patel

    Bhaveek Patel is one of the most successful traders, technical analyst, and investor, his areas of interest include stock market, forex, and gold trading. Apart from this, he is often seen in the golf course. He is having more than 10 years of experience in trading, had placed his first order on 19 June 2006 with IndiaInfoline.

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