Action : BUY Exchange : NSE Contract Details : OPT-GMRINF-31-Jan-2008-250-CA Quantity : 1250 Order Type : Market Last Traded price : 6.10# Estimated Order Value : 312,500.00 Estimated Premium Value : 7,625.00 Contract Expiry Date : 31-Jan-2008 Order Validity : 10-Jan-2008
the above is the order details. now if the stock price reaches 250 , how much will i get the profit or if it reaches 220 how much will i loose. Could any please elobarate on the order and explain how we can make money in options .
You've bought an Out -of the money call option, i.e. is strike price of rs 250 call option at a premiuim of rs 6. So you should make money once the GMR trades above 256(250+6)
Thats only in theory. Lets assume GMR is now at 225 and u have the 250 call option. Over the next trading sessions if GMR approaches let say 245 u still make money as the premium amount on the 250 call option would increase to let say rs 15, you still make money as u can sell the call option.
seem like the subprime market had make the US market suffering, losing it support of 12,700 last fri... all asia market may be heading south with more subprimes exposures announced in the next few weeks soon
You've bought an Out -of the money call option, i.e. is strike price of rs 250 call option at a premiuim of rs 6. So you should make money once the GMR trades above 256(250+6)
Thats only in theory. Lets assume GMR is now at 225 and u have the 250 call option. Over the next trading sessions if GMR approaches let say 245 u still make money as the premium amount on the 250 call option would increase to let say rs 15, you still make money as u can sell the call option.
Net profit=(15-6.1)*1250
Adding to this, the option price, also depends on the volumes at which it is traded (i.e. the number of contracts), as per the example of GMR infra, it the underlying value stays at 245(out of money) for considerable time (say for 2-3 sessions), the option value will further detoriate, it is safe to book loss well before expiry, if you see the underlying stays at same level, for more than 3 sessions.
can anynow give me the link from where i can get the QIB subcription details. I am especially looking in nse or bse sites . thanks in advance.
I believe you wont get it from nseindia or bseindia. You need to register yourself with some private broking houses, they will provide you online software, which pulls LTP's from BSE & NSE, which is real-time. Or, may be you can register with ICICI direct or HDFC securities.
can one bid above the price band say in the rel case over Rs 450 say Rs.500 (just asking whether people do that to avoid non-allotment of shares???)
I don't think you can do this while applying electronically..............and on paper yes you can do it, but can't find any reson for it, other than annoying Registerar and locking up locking your own funds for few days.
What is ur take on market frm here on?? IS bull run over??
relax keyur....if you bought your stocks at a good price, i dont think there is much reason to panic.....i believe that the market was overdue for a correction, and today it finally came.....wait for 2-3 days before it gets over......
besides the corrected price of many stocks looks much better....so you can even plan to invest further though a bit slowly...
also the bull run is far from over.....2-3 days of correction hardly means anything...
relax keyur....if you bought your stocks at a good price, i dont think there is much reason to panic.....i believe that the market was overdue for a correction, and today it finally came.....wait for 2-3 days before it gets over......
besides the corrected price of many stocks looks much better....so you can even plan to invest further though a bit slowly...
also the bull run is far from over.....2-3 days of correction hardly means anything...
I guess the correction phase is not yet over, Dow Jones is trading below its 250 day moving average. I believe huge FII fund unwinding from emerging markets (including India), if Fed dosent come with any positive surprise, a 75 bps cut wont be a positive surprise.
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