Difference Between Call Option and Put Option

 

BASIS FOR COMPARISON	CALL OPTION	PUT OPTION
Meaning	Call option grants right to the buyer, not the obligation, to buy the underlying asset by a particular date for the strike price.	Put option grants the right to the buyer, not the obligation, to sell the underlying asset by a particular date at the strike price.
What it allows?	Buying of stock	Selling of stock
Relationship with stock market	Direct	Inverse
Potential gain	Unlimited	Limited
Investor looks for	Price Rise	Fall in prices

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BANKNIFTY  FUTURE ACHIEVED BOTH TARGET 35050/35180 BUYING GIVEN FROM 34930 BOOKED PROFIT OF 9250

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 CYIENT  ACHIEVED 1ST TG 1009 BUYING GIVEN FROM 997
BOOKED PROFIT OF 3600 ( 300 SHARES )

BRIGADE  ACHIEVED 1ST TG 495 BUYING GIVEN FROM  489
BOOKED PROFIT OF 3000 ( 500 SHARES )

SUNTECK ACHIEVED BOTH TARGET 475.80/482 BUYIG GIVEN FROM 469.70 BOOKED PROFIT OF  7360 ( 800 SHARES)

KINDLY CLOSE POSITION IN LAURUSLAB BUY CALL SL HIT

INTRADAY EQUITY CASH CALLS FOR THURSDAY 30 DEC 2021

 BUY LAURSULAB  ABOVE 549 TG 556/563 SL 541

BUY CYIENT  ABOVE 997 TG 1009/1021 SL 984

BUY BRIGADE ABOVE 489 TG 495/501 SL 482

BUY SUNTECK  ABOVE 469.70 TG 475.80/482 SL 462.80

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BANKNIFTY LEVELS FOR 30 DEC 2021

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BANKNIFTY
SUPPORT	RESISTANCE
34830	35318
34723	35455
34616	35592

"SELL BANKNIFTY FUT 2 LOTS BELOW 34925 TARGET 34805/34675 SL 35125"

"BUY BANKNIFTY  FUT 2 LOTS ABOVE 34930 TARGET  35050/35180 SL 34730"

3500/- BOOKED IN INTRADAY NIFTY FUTURE

 NIFTY FUTURE ACHIEVED TARGET @17255 BUYING GIVEN FROM 17220 BOOKED PROFIT OF 3500

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NIFTY TRADING TIP FOR 29 DEC 2021

 BUY NIFTY FUTURE 2 LOTS ABOVE 17220 TG 17255/17290 SL 17153

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What is Stop Loss and Trailing Stop loss?

 his is a very fundamental question that any trader needs to ask before initiating the trade. There is a primary question as to whether a stop loss should be set at the time of initiating the trade or one can observe the markets and then put the stop loss. It is always better to fix the stop loss at the time of the trade as you are then saved from any sudden spike in volatility. You can actually measure the impact on your capital in a worst case scenario. There are broadly 3 rules that you can follow while setting your stop loss.

Firstly, the stop loss has to consider your ability to absorb capital loss. If you have a smaller capital base, your stop losses need to be closer even if it entails higher risk. Remember, protecting your capital is the primary goal of stop losses and that has to be respected. Secondly, technical charts are important portents of a trend change. You normally set a stop loss slightly beyond a major support or resistance level. The logic is that these technical charts are based on past experience and therefore capture collective wisdom. Lastly, there is the condition of proportionality that you have to maintain between stop loss and your profit target. A 2% stop loss and a 2% profit target is a bad risk-return trade-off. A minimum ratio of 1:3 should be maintained when setting stop losses!

To understand the concept of a trailing stop loss, let us assume that you bought HUDCO at a price of Rs.77 in the cash market since it is not currently available in the futures. You intend to hold this stock for delivery with a target of 85 in one quarter. However, the target of Rs.85 is achieved in the next 7 days itself. In fact, the stock opens on the eighth day gap-up at a price of Rs.90. What should you do? Should you take your profits off the table or should you hold on to the stock. Basic trading and investment prudence tells you that when the profit target is achieved then you must exit your position. But you also have just received a research report from your broker on HUDCO with a price target of Rs.125 as a very strong play on the affordable housing story. If you are convinced by the argument and have the capacity to wait, what exactly should you do? The answer to your dilemma could like in a Trailing Stop Loss.