Long Put Option Trading Strategy is a very simple and very basic Strategy. Mostly we are using this strategy whenever Nifty or Bank Nifty is bearish in the market or any stock is bearish, then we can go for a big profit with small risk in the put option buying of that index or stock, just buy the put option. The position created in this way is called the long put option trading strategy.
Long Call Option Trading Strategy is a very simple and very basic strategy that is the most used. whenever a trader, If the Nifty or Bank Nifty index is bullish in the market or any stock is bullish, then take call option of that index or call option of that stock for big profits by taking a small risk. The position created in this way is called LONG CALL.
Bull put spread, As the name suggests, Bull means the market is bullish and Put spread that is, has been created by combining put options. In this strategy “At the money” or “In the money” Put option, we have to sell & “Out the money” put option, we have to buy. So if there is any decline in the market, then huge losses can be saved, but if the market goes up even a small upside movement, then we get to see more profits. So the position created in this way is called “Bull Put spread”.
Bull Call Spread as the name suggests, is made by combining, Bull i.e., the market is bullish and Call Spread is made by combining two call options, in which the “In the money” call option or “At the money” call option is bought and the “Out the money” call option is sold. Which is called “Bull call spread”
Intraday trading, also known as day trading, is when you buy and sell stocks within the same trading day. Imagine you have bought any stock after market opening at 09:15 and sold before market closing. All above process is intraday trading in live market within single day.
The Direct Tax Code, often shortened to DTC, is like a big rulebook for taxes in India. It a plan to make the whole tax system easier to understand and use
As per latest update from BSE in the week, BSE has been shifting the monthly expires of Sensex, Bankex and Sensex50 to last Tuesday of the every month from 1st january 2025. The weekly contract of Sensex will also expire on Tuesday as instead of exiting weekly Friday expiry.
