To answer the question asked at 7:05 Although the easier option is to simple deduct the cost of the strike price from the strike price itself, to understand it better, Nifty 18100 PE is ITM option and as all ITM have intrinsic value and time value, to find intrinsic value we deduct the ITM from the ATM, ie 18100-18000= Rs 100. Now in 18100PE Rs 100 is intrinsic value which will remain unless it becomes ATM or OTM, meaning unless Nifty goes above 18100 and it also has Rs 80 (Rs 180 - Rs 100) as the time value which will become zero at 1530h on Expiry day no matter what. Now when do we, the buyer of Nifty 18100PE make profit? Remember the time value we calculated above of Rs 80 (Rs 180-Rs 100)? We will make money when, Nifty which was at 18000 when we bought the Nifty 18100PE will start going below Rs 17920 (Rs 18000-Rs 80). I hope this is what we as retail traders should understand.
Hi sagarji... Hindi series Abid ji laane vale hain kya.. role reversal like support resistance... Kidding 🤣 Thanks for wonderful efforts 👏 For query on 7:26 .. Breakeven for expiry 18100 (strike price) -180 (option premium) = 17920
BEP --> (Break Even Point) BEP call = strike price + premium paid BEP put = strike price - premium paid here, 18100PE is having Break Even Point is 18100-180=17920.
Is there a particular reason that you never mentioned about Option Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Vega) in this entire series ? According to Sensibull team, does these Option Greeks play no roll in Premium price movements ?
Good Evening sir, If i sell monthly option in March 18500 call and Buy 19000 call. In this case when I exit this strategy. If market going up. And what is the best adjustment corresponding.
Content here is far better than "power"ful youtubers...however presentation needs to improve a lot...instead of a informative tutorial it sounding more like a essay reading channel...liked it anyway expecting improvement here after👍
I have a question, you say that if someone is buying 17000CE at RS 100 then his break even is at when Nifty reached 17100. Suppose today if I buy 17200CE at RS 180 and if Nifty reached 17300 and if option price is at 250 then it is also my profit. Am I right? Please guide.
Wo bro, check the lectures again, I know it’s confusing but PUT is actually “Sell”, and CALL is actually “Buy”. Buys 18100 Put Option for 180 rs (replacing put will sell) Buys 18100 Sell Option for 180 rs If you buy, sell option for 18100, what will you do, you will want to sell the option @18100, now how will you sell the option, when you have or have (bought) the option, you will want to buy the option at a lower price so that you can sell it at 18100. So, 18100-180(premium paid)=17920. I hope you understood if not kindly comment.
18100-280=17820 will be the break even bcoz it's a put opt at 18100 so first it comes to 18000 n then 180 premium so it will be 17820. If this answer is right then I will try real trading..
Premium of ₹100 is already included in the option price of ₹180....the put option that the buyer is buying already has an intrinsic value of ₹100 in it. This type of call is known as an ITM call. Now remaining ₹80 is for the time value. So you only need to deduct the option price from the strike price, that is, 18100-180= 17920.
Wo bro, check the lectures again, I know it’s confusing but PUT is actually “Sell”, and CALL is actually “Buy”. Buys 18100 Put Option for 180 rs (replacing put will sell) Buys 18100 Sell Option for 180 rs If you buy, sell option for 18100, what will you do, you will want to sell the option @18100, now how will you sell the option, when you have or have (bought) the option, you will want to buy the option at a lower price so that you can sell it at 18100. So, 18100-180(premium paid)=17920. I hope you understood if not kindly comment.
Wo sir, check the lectures again, I know it’s confusing but PUT is actually “Sell”, and CALL is actually “Buy”. Buys 18100 Put Option for 180 rs (replacing put will sell) Buys 18100 Sell Option for 180 rs If you buy, sell option for 18100, what will you do, you will want to sell the option @18100, now how will you sell the option, when you have or have (bought) the option, you will want to buy the option at a lower price so that you can sell it at 18100. So, 18100-180(premium paid)=17920. I hope you understood if not kindly comment.
Breakeven for a put option from the buyers point of view is calculated as strike price - premium,therefore the breakeven will come at 18100-180=17920
To answer the question asked at 7:05
Although the easier option is to simple deduct the cost of the strike price from the strike price itself, to understand it better, Nifty 18100 PE is ITM option and as all ITM have intrinsic value and time value, to find intrinsic value we deduct the ITM from the ATM, ie 18100-18000= Rs 100.
Now in 18100PE Rs 100 is intrinsic value which will remain unless it becomes ATM or OTM, meaning unless Nifty goes above 18100 and it also has Rs 80 (Rs 180 - Rs 100) as the time value which will become zero at 1530h on Expiry day no matter what.
Now when do we, the buyer of Nifty 18100PE make profit? Remember the time value we calculated above of Rs 80 (Rs 180-Rs 100)? We will make money when, Nifty which was at 18000 when we bought the Nifty 18100PE will start going below Rs 17920 (Rs 18000-Rs 80).
I hope this is what we as retail traders should understand.
I don't understand that. Kuch kuchu samaj aya. Details mein batayenge please 🙏
UNDERSTOOD WHAT YOU'RE TRYING TO CONVEY, BUT YOU'RE VERY BAD AT EXPLAINING THINGS. COULD BE YOUR ENGLISH
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Excellent videos. Watched E1 to E8.
Thank you for this informative video . Please make a detailed video on Option Selling
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Sir eagerly waiting for option strategy series !!! 👍
Hi sagarji... Hindi series Abid ji laane vale hain kya.. role reversal like support resistance... Kidding 🤣
Thanks for wonderful efforts 👏
For query on 7:26 ..
Breakeven for expiry 18100 (strike price) -180 (option premium) = 17920
BEP --> (Break Even Point)
BEP call = strike price + premium paid
BEP put = strike price - premium paid
here, 18100PE is having Break Even Point is 18100-180=17920.
Sensibull Team ...Great information and keep posting more videos in English please...
Heyy thank you for your efforts
Excellent videos...
Where is Option Greeks video ?
Suggestio... please write Episode no. at beginning...
Like : E-8, PCR....
Waiting for Hindi series. ♥️
Yes
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The breakeven for the case elucidated would be 18100 - 180 (premium) = 17920.
After selling call option, will it not be good if we buy call of lower strike?
Thanks
Is there a particular reason that you never mentioned about Option Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Vega) in this entire series ? According to Sensibull team, does these Option Greeks play no roll in Premium price movements ?
Good Evening sir, If i sell monthly option in March 18500 call and Buy 19000 call. In this case when I exit this strategy. If market going up. And what is the best adjustment corresponding.
Content here is far better than "power"ful youtubers...however presentation needs to improve a lot...instead of a informative tutorial it sounding more like a essay reading channel...liked it anyway expecting improvement here after👍
17920 will be the breakeven on expiry for the 18100 pe buyer.
At expiry option value = intrinsic value , for 180 to be intrinsic value at expiry market should move 80 points down from 18000 i.e. 17920
I have a question, you say that if someone is buying 17000CE at RS 100 then his break even is at when Nifty reached 17100. Suppose today if I buy 17200CE at RS 180 and if Nifty reached 17300 and if option price is at 250 then it is also my profit. Am I right? Please guide.
Yes correct.u made profit of 70rs
Breakeven for Put option is 17920
Please start hindi series as soon as possible....
option premium by default will take LTP ...right sir
17920 will be our breakeven point because premium 180 recover tab hi hoga jab Index 17920 par expiry pa trade kare aake
y should we buy put option for 18100 when the strike price id 18000 sir ,dont understand whether its not buy 18100 call option ?
Wo bro, check the lectures again, I know it’s confusing but PUT is actually “Sell”, and CALL is actually “Buy”.
Buys 18100 Put Option for 180 rs (replacing put will sell)
Buys 18100 Sell Option for 180 rs
If you buy, sell option for 18100, what will you do, you will want to sell the option @18100, now how will you sell the option, when you have or have (bought) the option, you will want to buy the option at a lower price so that you can sell it at 18100.
So, 18100-180(premium paid)=17920. I hope you understood if not kindly comment.
I have few doubt about this margin
18100 - 180 = 17920 will be break even on expiry.
18100-280=17820 will be the break even bcoz it's a put opt at 18100 so first it comes to 18000 n then 180 premium so it will be 17820. If this answer is right then I will try real trading..
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Premium of ₹100 is already included in the option price of ₹180....the put option that the buyer is buying already has an intrinsic value of ₹100 in it. This type of call is known as an ITM call.
Now remaining ₹80 is for the time value. So you only need to deduct the option price from the strike price, that is, 18100-180= 17920.
BEP is 18100-180=17920
breakeven is at 18100-180=17920
17920 , ie 18100-180 = 17920,however not considering the time value
Where is abid?? Why isnt he making daily videos? We await his guidance
17920 Break even point
Please share video link in Hindi version
17900 BEP
17920 is BEP
Ans.nifty need to reach 18300
Intrinsic value :- ₹100
Extrinsic value :- ₹80 ( Umeed , Hope )
Both wil make the PE option price ₹180
Breakeven will be nifty at 18280
Wo bro, check the lectures again, I know it’s confusing but PUT is actually “Sell”, and CALL is actually “Buy”.
Buys 18100 Put Option for 180 rs (replacing put will sell)
Buys 18100 Sell Option for 180 rs
If you buy, sell option for 18100, what will you do, you will want to sell the option @18100, now how will you sell the option, when you have or have (bought) the option, you will want to buy the option at a lower price so that you can sell it at 18100.
So, 18100-180(premium paid)=17920. I hope you understood if not kindly comment.
BE=17920
Hello sir...
18100+180 = 18280
breakeven
17980 is break even sir
17720 break even point
17920 IS BEP
17850 will be break even on expiry
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17920 will be the breakeven
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Wo sir, check the lectures again, I know it’s confusing but PUT is actually “Sell”, and CALL is actually “Buy”.
Buys 18100 Put Option for 180 rs (replacing put will sell)
Buys 18100 Sell Option for 180 rs
If you buy, sell option for 18100, what will you do, you will want to sell the option @18100, now how will you sell the option, when you have or have (bought) the option, you will want to buy the option at a lower price so that you can sell it at 18100.
So, 18100-180(premium paid)=17920. I hope you understood if not kindly comment.
Hindi me sir explain kijiye
Barobar only hindi
Simply 18100-180=17920
हिंदी मे बताई sir
Sir Hindi me explain kro
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Hindi m lao bhai
Sir hindi मे बाथ करो sir
Ye bharat he hindi bolo ye foren ki bhasa mat lavo yaha
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Oh and where does it says, Hindi is the only official language?😂
Waiting for hindi
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