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Put-Call Ratio and Option Interest Analysis

Cumulative Open Interest

Cumulative OI Change

Individual Strikes

BULLISH BUILDUP
9
BEARISH BUILDUP
5
RECENT SENTIMENT
BULLISH
Exp : 2024-11-28 CALL PUT
STRIKE LTP Open Int. Change in OI OI Int. LTP Open Int. Change in OI OI Int.
720 48.85 47 32 1.35 1,800 -8
730 53.65 73 50 1.85 -0.05 1,171 -404
740 43.85 128 -18 2.55 -0.05 2,387 -1 L.U.
750 35.55 0.10 342 36 L.B. 3.7 -0.15 3,238 -183 S.B.
760 27.05 847 112 5.4 0.05 2,575 114 S.C.
770 19.65 -0.35 1,982 859 L.U. 7.9 -0.10 3,103 988 S.B.
780 13.4 -0.25 3,047 767 S.B. 11.35 3,414 126
790 8.6 -0.15 3,399 546 S.B. 16.6 -0.15 2,317 -243 S.B.
800 5.55 8,995 1,070 L.B. 23.3 4,157 -211
810 3.4 0.05 4,340 -324 S.C. 31 -0.30 671 22 S.B.
820 2.3 6,062 -72 40.25 1,246 -43
830 1.6 -0.05 6,465 72 L.U. 49.65 1,118 -22
840 1.25 8,583 -86 59.05 -0.65 1,762 -25 L.U.
850 0.95 0.05 11,519 -122 S.C. 68 -0.45 2,568 -21 L.U.
860 0.75 0.05 6,386 -57 S.C. 78.2 1,189 -9
870 0.6 -0.05 2,648 -198 96.85 476 -1
880 0.5 3,131 -110 99.65 917 -6
Total : 2,295 1,934 1,457 338

PCR Timeline for expiry : 2024-11-28

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CALL-PUT DIFF Chart
NIFTY PCD Chart
TIME CALL PUT DIFF PCR PCR SIGNAL PCR Int. VWAP Price
11:42 AM 1,934 338 -1596 0.175 SELL RESISTANCE 773.650 783.10
11:38 AM 1,805 319 -1486 0.177 SELL RESISTANCE 773.500 783.00
11:31 AM 1,692 324 -1368 0.191 SELL SUPPORT 771.600 781.10
11:24 AM 1,588 299 -1289 0.188 SELL RESISTANCE 771.600 782.40
11:22 AM 1,571 310 -1261 0.197 SELL NOT SURE 771.600 782.15
11:22 AM 1,529 224 -1305 0.147 SELL SUPPORT 771.600 782.15
11:19 AM 1,411 188 -1223 0.133 SELL BULLISH 771.600 783.25
11:11 AM 1,143 -244 -1387 -0.213 SELL NOT SURE 771.600 780.80
11:05 AM 1,063 -267 -1330 -0.251 SELL BULLISH 771.600 780.80
10:58 AM 1,064 -292 -1356 -0.274 SELL BULLISH 771.600 780.35
10:55 AM 1,163 -449 -1612 -0.386 SELL NOT SURE 771.600 778.85
10:50 AM 1,327 -437 -1764 -0.329 SELL SUPPORT 771.600 778.85
10:49 AM 1,186 -478 -1664 -0.403 SELL RESISTANCE 771.600 779.25
10:43 AM 1,506 -500 -2006 -0.332 SELL SUPPORT 770.910 775.85
10:40 AM 1,333 -760 -2093 -0.570 SELL RESISTANCE 770.910 776.30
10:29 AM 1,503 -664 -2167 -0.442 SELL BULLISH 770.740 772.85
10:26 AM 1,396 -678 -2074 -0.486 SELL SUPPORT 770.740 771.25
10:18 AM 1,385 -688 -2073 -0.497 SELL SUPPORT 770.740 772.80
10:15 AM 1,042 -840 -1882 -0.806 SELL BULLISH 770.740 775.30
09:57 AM 1,286 -1,182 -2468 -0.919 SELL BEARISH 771.390 769.25
09:44 AM 1,243 -996 -2239 -0.801 SELL BEARISH 771.390 769.80
09:41 AM 1,381 -791 -2172 -0.573 SELL BULLISH 771.390 770.50
09:39 AM 291 -871 -1162 -2.993 SELL BEARISH 771.390 770.15
09:31 AM 524 -680 -1204 -1.298 SELL BEARISH 775.460 772.10
09:18 AM 0 0 0 0.000 SELL NOT SURE 0.000 776.00

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.