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  • Understanding Commodity Futures - The Basics" - A graphic from Raghunandan Money illustrating commodity futures trading with oil barrels, charts, and a globe.

    Understanding Commodity Futures – The Basics Post Date : January 9, 2025

    Understanding Commodity Futures – The Basics Topics Covered What are Commodity Futures? History of Commodity Futures in India Features of Commodity Futures Trading Introduction Commodity futures have been a cornerstone of the financial market for decades, offering a robust way to hedge against price volatility and speculate on market movements. Though the concept might seem modern, India’s first commodity futures exchange was established way back in 1875 for cotton trading. This blog will walk you through the fundamentals of commodity

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  • Bearish Option Strategies which every Trader should know?" - A graphic from Raghunandan Money showing two people discussing option strategies using a chart.

    Bearish Option Strategies which every Trader should know? Post Date : January 9, 2025

    Bearish Option Strategies which every Trader should know? Disclaimer- Investments in the securities market are subject to market risks. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Summary: Bearish option strategies are effective tools for traders who anticipate a decline in the price of an underlying asset. These strategies help limit risk while providing opportunities to profit from downward trends in the market. From short call positions to bearish butterflies, there are several approaches investors

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  • Bullish Option Strategies which every Trader should know?" - A graphic from Raghunandan Money showing two people discussing option strategies using a chart.

    Bullish Option Strategies which every Trader should know? Post Date : January 9, 2025

    Bullish Option Strategies which every Trader should know? Disclaimer- Investments in the securities market are subject to market risks. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Content Overview What are Bullish Option Strategies? Which are the Best Bullish Option Strategies? Bullish Option Strategies Bullish option strategies are trading techniques employed when traders anticipate a rise in the price of an asset. These strategies are designed to maximize profits while minimizing risks during upward market

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  • What are Option Greeks?" - A graphic from Raghunandan Money explaining the concept of Option Greeks with an illustration of a person and candlestick charts.

    What are Option Greeks? Post Date : January 9, 2025

    What are Option Greeks? Disclaimer- Investments in the securities market are subject to market risks. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute any financial advice. Option Greeks are key financial metrics that measure the sensitivity of an option’s price to changes in its underlying factors. These factors include the price of the underlying asset, volatility, time until expiration, and interest rates. Option Greeks are invaluable for analyzing options portfolios and assessing risk, enabling traders to make

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  • A woman analyzing charts to leverage open interest for improved trading strategies.

    How to Leverage Open Interest for Better Trading Strategies Post Date : January 9, 2025

    Introduction Open Interest (OI) can be used to enhance trading strategies, particularly in options and futures markets. By analyzing OI trends, traders can gain insights into market sentiment, liquidity, and potential price movements. This blog will explore how to effectively use OI to build stronger trading strategies and make more informed decisions. Why Open Interest Matters in Trading Open Interest is an important metric because it provides a snapshot of market activity and commitment. Here’s why it’s so crucial: Market

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  • Banner titled 'Open Interest and Trading Volume' with a bar graph, red downward arrow, and green upward arrow. Includes Raghunandan Money logo on a pink-orange gradient background.

    Open Interest and Trading Volume – Understanding the Difference and Why It Matters? Post Date : January 9, 2025

    Introduction When analyzing the options market, two important metrics—Open Interest (OI) and Trading Volume—stand out. While both provide valuable insights, they serve different purposes and help traders make sense of market dynamics. In this blog, we’ll explore the differences between these two metrics, how they work, and why understanding them is crucial for successful trading. What is Open Interest? Open Interest represents the number of outstanding contracts in the market that have not yet been closed or settled. It indicates

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  • An educational banner image with the title 'What is OI (Open Interest) in Options Trading?' written in bold text. The design includes a red downward arrow and a green upward arrow on the right side, symbolizing market movement. The Raghunandan Money logo with its tagline is placed in the top-left corner, and the background has a soft gradient of pink and orange with a clean, professional layout.

    What is OI (Open Interest) in Options Trading? Post Date : January 9, 2025

    Introduction In the ever-evolving world of options trading, staying ahead of market trends requires more than just following price movements. One of the most crucial indicators to master is Open Interest (OI). This metric offers a comprehensive view of market participation, liquidity, and sentiment, giving traders a valuable edge. In this blog, we’ll dive into the concept of Open Interest, how it works, and why it is indispensable for informed trading decisions. What is Open Interest? Open Interest represents the

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  • What is Strike Price in Options?

    What is Strike Price in Options? Meaning and Examples Post Date : January 4, 2025

    What is Strike Price in Options? Meaning and Examples The strike price is the fixed price at which a call or put option can be exercised on or before its expiry date. In the case of a call option, the strike price is the amount at which the underlying asset can be bought. Conversely, for a put option, it is the price at which the asset can be sold. On the expiration date, the strike price at which the option

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  • Informational graphic titled "A Beginner's Guide to Options Trading," featuring PUT and CALL options

    A Beginner’s Guide to Options Trading Post Date : January 3, 2025

    A Beginner’s Guide to Options Trading Options are versatile financial instruments granting the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy while the seller must honor the contract if the buyer chooses to exercise their option. They provide flexibility and cost-efficiency, though they come with inherent complexities and limited lifespan. This guide explores the fundamentals, terminologies, and strategies of options trading. Topics Covered What Are Options? Key Terminologies in Options Trading Participants in Option Trading How Options Trading Works

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  • What happens if an Option Contract is Not Squared Off on Expiry?

    What happens if an Option Contract is Not Squared Off on Expiry? Post Date : December 20, 2024

    What happens if an Option Contract is Not Squared Off on Expiry? When an option contract reaches its expiry without being squared off, the outcome is determined by the type of option (stock or index) and its moneyness—classified as In-The-Money (ITM), Out-Of-The-Money (OTM), or At-The-Money (ATM): In-The-Money (ITM): The strike price of the option is advantageous for the holder, offering intrinsic value. Out-Of-The-Money (OTM): The strike price is unfavorable for the holder, leaving the option with no intrinsic value. At-The-Money

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  • Revision in Expiry Days for Index Derivatives Contracts

    Revision in Expiry Days for Index Derivatives Contracts Post Date : December 19, 2024

    Revision in Expiry Days for Index Derivatives Contracts Effective January 1, 2025: NSE Index Derivatives: Will expire on the last Thursday of the month. BSE Index Derivatives: Will expire on the last Tuesday of the month. Revised Expiry Schedule for NSE Index Derivatives: Index Derivatives Current Expiry Day   Revised Expiry Day (Effective from 01st January 2025)     Last Thursday of expiry month Bank Nifty monthly & quarterly contracts Last Wednesday of expiry month     Fin Nifty monthly

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  • Revision in Lot Sizes for Index Derivative Contracts

    Revision in Lot Sizes for Index Derivative Contracts Post Date : December 19, 2024

    Revision in Lot Sizes for Index Derivative Contracts As per SEBI’s new guidelines, the minimum contract value for index derivatives must be ₹15 lakhs at the time of introducing new contracts. In accordance with this, NSE and BSE will revise the lot sizes for all new index F&O contracts introduced on or after November 20, 2024. Key Points to Note Current Contracts: Existing weekly and monthly contracts will retain their current lot sizes until expiration. Revised Lot Sizes: New contracts

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  • What is a F&O Ban?

    What is a F&O Ban? A Comprehensive Guide for Traders Post Date : December 4, 2024

    Introduction Futures and Options (F&O) trading presents exciting opportunities for traders to speculate on the price movements of stocks and other assets. However, this trading segment also carries significant risks, especially during times of high volatility. One crucial aspect of F&O trading every trader should be aware of is the F&O ban. But what exactly is it, how does it impact your trading strategies, and how can you navigate these restrictions? In this blog, we’ll break down the concept of

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