Learn options trading from scratch with this comprehensive guide for Indian markets. Understand F&O basics, strategies, and risk management for NSE derivatives.
Options trading in Indian markets offers tremendous opportunities for both hedging and speculation. This comprehensive guide covers everything beginners need to know about F&O trading on NSE, from basic concepts to advanced strategies.
What are Options in Indian Stock Market?
Options are derivative contracts that give you the right (but not obligation) to buy or sell an underlying asset at a predetermined price within a specific timeframe. NSE offers options on indices (Nifty, Bank Nifty) and individual stocks.
Types of Options
- Call Options: Right to buy at strike price (bullish view)
- Put Options: Right to sell at strike price (bearish view)
- American vs European: NSE options are European-style (exercise only at expiry)
- Weekly vs Monthly: Different expiry cycles available
Key Options Trading Concepts
Greeks
- Delta: Price sensitivity to underlying movement
- Gamma: Rate of change of delta
- Theta: Time decay impact on option price
- Vega: Volatility sensitivity
Basic Options Strategies for Beginners
- Long Call: Buy call option for bullish view
- Long Put: Buy put option for bearish view
- Covered Call: Sell call against stock holding
- Protective Put: Buy put to hedge stock position
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Disclaimer: TickrSense is not registered with SEBI. All information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.