A put premium collapse can occur despite an IV (Implied Volatility) spike due to the interplay of several factors affecting option pricing. Here's why this can happen 1. Underlying Price Movement 2. Time Decay (Theta) 3. Delta and Gamma Dynamics 4. Skew Adjustments 5. Liquidity and Market Makers A put premium collapse in the face of an IV spike highlights how multiple option Greeks (delta, gamma, theta, vega) and market conditions interact. It underscores the importance of considering all pricing factors, not just IV, when trading options.
@@Optionsenceyou're just speaking rubbish. Just because you are semi literate about Geeks don't just throw the jargon's around. You're factually wrong: Firstly IV spike happened on the call side not put. Reliance made a bullish move not bearish. Better first get your facts right. You're not less of a manipulator than the ones in the market by publishing false information. 🙏
May b true but, From my view, Today's fall is jus profit booking from some stocks, but index heavy weights are seeing buying pressure yesterday nd today also..., may b they were planning to move nifty higher this week expiry(hypothetical)😉 Let's c...
Futures now will work only for FIIS and institutions. Retail stay away. Your capital will be destroyed. I am only in cash markets for the last 24 years. Markets are very tough when your stocks in negative territory. Don’t borrow. No leverage.
Yes Sir You May Be Right . I Am A Short term Trader (Mostly Weekly Options) While analyzing smaller timeframes isn’t for everyone, it can be incredibly effective when used correctly. Short timeframes, like 1-minute or 5-minute charts, provide valuable insights for scalpers and intraday traders who thrive on capturing smaller price movements. These timeframes are excellent for identifying precise entry and exit points, tracking momentum shifts, or responding to news-driven volatility. However, success in small-timeframe trading requires discipline, proper risk management, and a clear strategy. It’s not about chasing every tick but understanding how micro-trends fit within the larger market context. Small timeframes, when combined with broader timeframe analysis, create a powerful toolkit for adaptive trading decisions." Thanks for your understanding
@Optionsence you're just speaking rubbish. Just because you are semi literate about Geeks don't just throw the jargon's around. You're factually wrong: Firstly IV spike happened on the call side not put. Reliance made a bullish move not bearish. Better first get your facts right. You're not less of a manipulator than the ones in the market by publishing false information. 🙏
I am Sorry About Your Knowledge On Options Trading A put premium collapse can occur despite an IV (Implied Volatility) spike due to the interplay of several factors affecting option pricing. Here's why this can happen 1. Underlying Price Movement 2. Time Decay (Theta) 3. Delta and Gamma Dynamics 4. Skew Adjustments 5. Liquidity and Market Makers A put premium collapse in the face of an IV spike highlights how multiple option Greeks (delta, gamma, theta, vega) and market conditions interact. It underscores the importance of considering all pricing factors, not just IV, when trading options.
Let me also Give you an example Reliance Industries (RIL) Stock Movement: Reliance rallies sharply from ₹2,400 to ₹2,600 in a day. IV Spike: IV increases due to overall market volatility caused by global news. Put Option: ₹2,300 Put initially trades at ₹20 when RIL is at ₹2,400. After the rally to ₹2,600: The ₹2,300 Put collapses to ₹5 or less despite an IV increase because: The stock price moved far from the strike (deep OTM). Delta decreases as the put moves OTM. The intrinsic value is zero, and time value erodes.
@@Optionsence I haven't thought you would be replying to my comment. As that you did let me tell you a fact that. During the market hours all the above parameters can influence 50% of premium price and demand supply alone can skew the prices by 50%. If you have a doubt for the same go and check what are the premium right now for the same strike price ATM'S right now and on Nifty and BN. Its the NSE server that calculates all the geeks before the market opens and adjusts the opening price according to the formulae applied. If you have doubts about this as well you can check where these skewed prices open again on Monday.
@@Optionsence you haven't answered my criticism. I said you were factually incorrect when you said reliance bought down the markets yesterday by manipulating. In fact the RIL rose. It was HDFC TCS that were beaten down.
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Why the put premiums collapsed if there is put iv skew?
A put premium collapse can occur despite an IV (Implied Volatility) spike due to the interplay of several factors affecting option pricing. Here's why this can happen
1. Underlying Price Movement
2. Time Decay (Theta)
3. Delta and Gamma Dynamics
4. Skew Adjustments
5. Liquidity and Market Makers
A put premium collapse in the face of an IV spike highlights how multiple option Greeks (delta, gamma, theta, vega) and market conditions interact. It underscores the importance of considering all pricing factors, not just IV, when trading options.
Onnum puriyala , After all you knowing this can’t you make money ?
@@Optionsenceyou're just speaking rubbish. Just because you are semi literate about Geeks don't just throw the jargon's around.
You're factually wrong:
Firstly IV spike happened on the call side not put.
Reliance made a bullish move not bearish.
Better first get your facts right.
You're not less of a manipulator than the ones in the market by publishing false information. 🙏
It’s asking for 299 to pay for registration
Let me check sir
Sir i checked conference is free . But we have to pay for platform ( If your not comfortable 🙏please ignore)
😂😂😂😂 he is collecting 299 by saying it's free .. what an idea.. everybody wants to loot money ..
Lol same with me
Bro telegram link does not work,,, its showing user not found
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Informative
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In my experience all supports and resistance levels doesn’t matter to retail cash market players
DT second term will be less volatile than earlier term
I took hdfc pe 28.65 and sold 29 because some persnal work its gone 50
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May b true but, From my view, Today's fall is jus profit booking from some stocks, but index heavy weights are seeing buying pressure yesterday nd today also..., may b they were planning to move nifty higher this week expiry(hypothetical)😉
Let's c...
Thanks for sharing
When ever the market is on high for the month market will fall because big players sell calls and equity and futures
True sir
Futures now will work only for FIIS and institutions. Retail stay away. Your capital will be destroyed. I am only in cash markets for the last 24 years. Markets are very tough when your stocks in negative territory. Don’t borrow. No leverage.
True sir
I am a very small player in cash market
My capital is RS 35 lakhs I have made profits of 5.83 lakhs in 9 months.
Pls dont follow ppl who does analysis on small time frames..
Yes Sir You May Be Right . I Am A Short term Trader (Mostly Weekly Options)
While analyzing smaller timeframes isn’t for everyone, it can be incredibly effective when used correctly. Short timeframes, like 1-minute or 5-minute charts, provide valuable insights for scalpers and intraday traders who thrive on capturing smaller price movements. These timeframes are excellent for identifying precise entry and exit points, tracking momentum shifts, or responding to news-driven volatility.
However, success in small-timeframe trading requires discipline, proper risk management, and a clear strategy. It’s not about chasing every tick but understanding how micro-trends fit within the larger market context. Small timeframes, when combined with broader timeframe analysis, create a powerful toolkit for adaptive trading decisions."
Thanks for your understanding
IV had fallen today and not too much IV spike. However market was volatile.
Yes sir 👏 🙌
@Optionsence you're just speaking rubbish. Just because you are semi literate about Geeks don't just throw the jargon's around.
You're factually wrong:
Firstly IV spike happened on the call side not put.
Reliance made a bullish move not bearish.
Better first get your facts right.
You're not less of a manipulator than the ones in the market by publishing false information. 🙏
I am Sorry About Your Knowledge On Options Trading
A put premium collapse can occur despite an IV (Implied Volatility) spike due to the interplay of several factors affecting option pricing. Here's why this can happen
1. Underlying Price Movement
2. Time Decay (Theta)
3. Delta and Gamma Dynamics
4. Skew Adjustments
5. Liquidity and Market Makers
A put premium collapse in the face of an IV spike highlights how multiple option Greeks (delta, gamma, theta, vega) and market conditions interact. It underscores the importance of considering all pricing factors, not just IV, when trading options.
Let me also Give you an example
Reliance Industries (RIL)
Stock Movement: Reliance rallies sharply from ₹2,400 to ₹2,600 in a day.
IV Spike: IV increases due to overall market volatility caused by global news.
Put Option:
₹2,300 Put initially trades at ₹20 when RIL is at ₹2,400.
After the rally to ₹2,600:
The ₹2,300 Put collapses to ₹5 or less despite an IV increase because:
The stock price moved far from the strike (deep OTM).
Delta decreases as the put moves OTM.
The intrinsic value is zero, and time value erodes.
@@Optionsence I haven't thought you would be replying to my comment. As that you did let me tell you a fact that. During the market hours all the above parameters can influence 50% of premium price and demand supply alone can skew the prices by 50%. If you have a doubt for the same go and check what are the premium right now for the same strike price ATM'S right now and on Nifty and BN. Its the NSE server that calculates all the geeks before the market opens and adjusts the opening price according to the formulae applied. If you have doubts about this as well you can check where these skewed prices open again on Monday.
@@Optionsence you haven't answered my criticism. I said you were factually incorrect when you said reliance bought down the markets yesterday by manipulating. In fact the RIL rose. It was HDFC TCS that were beaten down.
Yes ur right ✅️ sometime I am Erroneous . Becoz non of our videos are scripted