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Put-Call Ratio and Option Interest Analysis

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Cumulative OI Change

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RECENT SENTIMENT
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Exp : 2025-05-29 CALL PUT
STRIKE LTP Open Int. Change in OI OI Int. LTP Open Int. Change in OI OI Int.
25600 852.75 12 12 335.85 -17.40 19 9
25650 0 0 0 347.9 11 0
25700 794.1 4 4 362.3 33 23
25750 0 0 0 377.7 19 0
25800 720.2 19 19 407.15 72 54
25850 687 69 0 421.95 55 0
25900 659.85 0.90 72 72 437.1 -3.75 151 149
25950 620.7 98 0 460.4 69 0
26000 604.55 552 443 477 977 691
26050 575 -3.80 91 0 501.25 98 0
26100 550.9 5.35 62 62 525 -2.90 68 68
26150 522.35 65 0 586.65 79 0
26200 500.05 0.95 131 125 576.2 -0.20 113 108
26250 466.35 20 0 622.7 16 0
26300 451.8 157 148 626.55 103 46
26350 412 21 0 656.95 11 0
26400 410.55 4.95 503 450 682.2 -3.55 186 78
Total : 3,697 1,369 2,514 1,198

PCR Timeline for expiry : 2025-05-29

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CALL-PUT DIFF Chart
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TIME CALL PUT DIFF PCR PCR View PCR Int. VWAP Price
01:24 PM 1,369 1,198 -171 0.875 SELL NOT SURE 26165.440 26033.30
01:24 PM 1,369 1,198 -171 0.875 SELL RESISTANCE 26165.440 26034.85
01:01 PM 1,371 1,229 -142 0.896 SELL RESISTANCE 26166.390 25975.70
12:57 PM 1,358 1,478 120 1.088 BUY RESISTANCE 26170.470 25939.30
12:54 PM 1,357 1,483 126 1.093 BUY BEARISH 26170.470 25929.95
12:51 PM 1,347 1,480 133 1.099 BUY SUPPORT 26170.470 25936.30
12:48 PM 1,338 1,279 -59 0.956 SELL BULLISH 26170.470 25937.25
12:33 PM 1,330 1,259 -71 0.947 SELL BULLISH 26170.470 25931.75
12:21 PM 1,302 1,167 -135 0.896 SELL BULLISH 26184.280 25908.85
12:18 PM 1,304 1,162 -142 0.891 SELL RESISTANCE 26184.280 25893.60
12:03 PM 799 1,070 271 1.339 BUY BULLISH 26204.200 25826.95
11:54 AM 685 787 102 1.149 BUY NOT SURE 26204.200 25810.25
11:51 AM 685 787 102 1.149 BUY SUPPORT 26204.200 25831.40
11:49 AM 1,171 839 -332 0.716 SELL SUPPORT 26204.200 25869.10
11:34 AM 1,169 793 -376 0.678 SELL NOT SURE 26214.090 25888.30
11:33 AM 1,169 793 -376 0.678 SELL BULLISH 26214.090 25888.30
11:33 AM 1,160 781 -379 0.673 SELL BEARISH 26214.090 25887.40
11:29 AM 1,147 790 -357 0.689 SELL NOT SURE 26226.420 25895.95
11:30 AM 1,147 790 -357 0.689 SELL SUPPORT 26226.420 25889.80
11:24 AM 1,151 788 -363 0.685 SELL SUPPORT 26226.420 25893.40
11:30 AM 1,150 755 -395 0.657 SELL BULLISH 26226.420 25934.35
11:17 AM 1,141 740 -401 0.649 SELL RESISTANCE 26226.420 25917.20
11:17 AM 1,137 749 -388 0.659 SELL SUPPORT 26226.420 25900.65
11:42 AM 1,146 727 -419 0.634 SELL BEARISH 26209.530 25914.10
09:29 AM 171 218 47 1.275 BUY SUPPORT 0.000 26247.70
09:18 AM 0 0 0 0.000 SELL NOT SURE 0.000 26414.80

What is Option Chain?

An option chain is a listing of all the available options contracts for a particular underlying asset, such as a stock, commodity, or currency. It typically includes the expiration date, strike price, and the bid and ask price for each option contract.

An option chain can be used to find the right options contract to trade. For example, a trader can use an option chain to find options contracts with expiration dates and strike prices that align with their investment goals and risk tolerance. They can also use the bid and ask prices to determine the price at which they can buy or sell an options contract.

What is Future & Options?

In futures trading, a buyer and seller agree to trade an underlying asset at a certain price on a future date. The buyer is obligated to purchase the asset, while the seller is obligated to sell it. This can be used to hedge against price changes in the underlying asset, or to speculate on future price movements. Options trading is similar, but it gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an underlying asset at a certain price on or before a certain date. The buyer of an option pays a premium for this right. There are two main types of options: calls, which give the buyer the right to buy an underlying asset, and puts, which give the buyer the right to sell an underlying asset. Options can be used for hedging or speculation, as well as for creating more complex trading strategies.

Options trading is similar, but it gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an underlying asset at a certain price on or before a certain date. The buyer of an option pays a premium for this right. There are two main types of options: calls, which give the buyer the right to buy an underlying asset, and puts, which give the buyer the right to sell an underlying asset. Options can be used for hedging or speculation, as well as for creating more complex trading strategies.

What is Put-Call Ratio (PCR)?

The put-call ratio is a technical indicator that compares the number of put options being traded to the number of call options being traded. It is used to gauge market sentiment and to identify potential buying or selling opportunities.

A put option is a financial contract that gives the holder the right, but not the obligation, to sell a specified underlying asset at a specified price within a specified time period. A call option is a financial contract that gives the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy a specified underlying asset at a specified price within a specified time period.

When the put-call ratio is high, it indicates that more put options are being traded than call options, which can suggest that investors are more bearish and expect the underlying asset's price to decrease. When the put-call ratio is low, it indicates that more call options are being traded than put options, which can suggest that investors are more bullish and expect the underlying asset's price to increase.

Traders can use the put-call ratio as a way to gauge market sentiment. A high ratio indicates a bearish sentiment and a low ratio indicates a bullish sentiment. Traders also use this ratio as a way to identify potential buying or selling opportunities. For example, if the ratio is high, it may indicate a good opportunity to buy call options, while a low ratio may indicate a good opportunity to buy put options.

It is important to note that the put-call ratio is a short-term indicator and should be considered in conjunction with other technical and fundamental analysis. Additionally, it should be analyzed in context to the market conditions, such as the overall market trend and the underlying asset's own performance.