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Involves buying and selling shares of individual companies listed on Indian stock exchanges like NSE or BSE. Investors directly own the stock and benefit from capital gains and dividends. It's a straightforward approach for long-term investment or active trading.
Financial instruments whose value is derived from underlying assets like stocks, indices, or commodities. In the Indian market, derivatives include futures and options contracts used for hedging, speculation, or arbitrage. They offer leverage and require careful risk management.
Refers to trading in foreign exchange markets involving different currencies. In India, this includes trading currency futures and options on the NSE or MCX-SX. Currency trading is influenced by global economic factors and can be used for speculation or hedging currency risk.
Involves using derivative instruments like options and futures to protect an investment portfolio from potential losses. This strategy helps manage risk by offsetting potential declines in the value of the portfolio. It is crucial for maintaining desired risk levels.
Involves developing trading strategies based on movements in stock indices or individual stocks. These strategies may include using technical analysis, fundamental analysis, or a combination to make informed trading or investment decisions. They help in capturing market trends or individual stock performance.
A market-neutral strategy involving simultaneous long and short positions in an index and a related stock or stocks. The goal is to profit from relative movements between the index and the stock, minimizing market risk. It requires careful analysis of the correlation between the index and individual stocks.
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We can help you choose different options trading strategies that investors use to manage risk or capitalize on expected price movements.
Involves buying a call option, giving you the right to buy a stock at a predetermined price. If the stock price rises above the strike price, you profit. Common in bullish markets, it’s a strategy for leveraged gains.
BSE, NSE
Involves selling a call option, obligating you to sell the stock at the strike price if the option is exercised. Profits are limited to the premium received, but losses can be substantial if the stock price rises significantly. Typically used in bearish markets.
BSE, NSE
Involves buying more call options than you sell, creating a net long position. Profits are capped but can be substantial if the stock price moves significantly. This strategy is used in markets with high volatility.
BSE, NSE
Involves selling more put options than buying, resulting in a net short position. It benefits from limited declines in the stock price but exposes you to potentially large losses if the price drops significantly. Best used when expecting minimal stock price movement.
BSE, NSE
Involves buying a put option, giving you the right to sell a stock at a set price. Profits rise as the stock price falls below the strike price. It’s a bearish strategy for expecting declines in stock price.
BSE, NSE
Involves selling a put option, obligating you to buy the stock at the strike price if exercised. Profit is limited to the premium received, but losses can be significant if the stock price drops below the strike price. Used in bullish or neutral markets.
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