This strategy is for experienced traders who understand the high risks involved in options trading
It aims to potentially make significant profits on Nifty options expiry day, but also carries the chance of losing your entire investment.
Choose the Strike Price: This is the price at which you think Nifty will be at expiry (3:30 PM on the last Thursday of the month).
Wait Until After 1:30 PM: This strategy focuses on the final hours of trading when market movements are typically more volatile.
Watch the Nifty Movement:
– Nifty Rising.
– Nifty Falling
Hero Trade:
– Nifty Rising:You would buy a Call Option with a strike price slightly below the current Nifty level.If Nifty closes above 18,300 at expiry, the Call option value could significantly increase
Nifty Falling: You would buy a Put Option with a strike price slightly above the current Nifty level.If Nifty closes below 18,200 at expiry, the Put option value could significantly increase, potentially bringing high profits.
Zero Trade:
There's a high chance this strategy will end with a loss (the "Zero"). If your prediction about the market direction is wrong, the option you buy will expire worthless, and you lose your entire investment.