๐ Shorting strikes purely based on India vix volatility index
๐ Cautionbefore read this watchout mine previous post There's possible reversal trend may occur so Short CE only
๐ India vix volatility index helps us to identify short strangle strike's
๐India Vix closed at 17.33 which is rise by 5.70% , which tells us that Both CE and PE Premium is rising
๐ ( Caution it doesn't include any sentiment ie . Global or economical or news and avoid Shorting when there's impacting news were came out)
โฝIndian Vix volatility index works best in range bound market and helps option sellers
๐You can also short only side either CALL or PUT and follow respective Stoploss points As per below (Personally suggestion Sell CALL)
๐ Short Call
โฝ short 37900/ 38000 CE (we can see in option chain data available in nse , there is lot of short positions were holding at 38000 Call side strike)
โฝExit from short Call position when market breakout 38000 resistance zone ( SL )
โฝ Target will be 37100 book your profit at this level
๐Short PUT
โฝShort 37100 PE
(these levels were exact support and resistance in option chain and also in chart analysis you can checkout mine market analysis for Wednesday )
โฝ maintain Stoploss for this position 37300 / exit from this position If breakdown this support zone
โฝTarget will be 38050 / book your profit at this level / exit from short PUT position
โฝwe can clearly observe that market maybe trade between this range
๐Make sure your capital is 1.6 L rupees to execute this strategy
๐Any doubts regarding on this comment below I will definitely help you guy's And if I'm wrong please let me know in comment section I will definitely correct my mistake
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