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• How to Trade Sideways Markets with Iron Condors and Butterflies?11 October 2025

  For traders seeking to take advantage of sideways market movements without betting on a particular direction, Iron Condor and Butterfly strategies are widely used in options trading. These strategies allow traders to potentially earn income in low-volatility conditions while managing risk. What Are Iron Condors and Butterflies? Iron Condor Strategy                                         Long Iron Condor Payoff Graph An Iron Condor is a neutral options strategy that involves selling two options (one call and one put) at different strike prices while buying protective

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• 5 Option Trading Strategies You Should Know8 July 2021

  Most of the traders, especially the ones new to trading, jump directly into option trading without understanding the various strategies available to them. Many option trading strategies, when cautiously put to use, can help in both minimizing the risk and maximizing the returns. Traders can carefully use the flexibility and power of trading in stock options to maximize their profits. Here are some less know option trading strategies that every trader entering the world of trading in options should be

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• Pros and Cons of Options Trading in 202027 June 2020

  The options market is a critical part of the derivative market, especially in India. Around 80 percent of derivative trading happens in the options market and the rest in futures. The options were available to trade on over the counter (OTC) since 1920 particularly on commodities. Equity options trading started in 1972 on the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE). Currency and bond options started at the end of 1970 as over the counter trades. Philadelphia Stock Exchange started options on

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• India VIX- all you need to know about volatility index of NSE5 April 2019

  India VIX is the indication of investor’s perception of the market’s volatility in the near term. This portrays the expected volatility of the market over the next 30 calendar days. Thus, India’s volatility index or the India VIX is the key measure of market expectations of near term volatility of Nifty stock index option prices. As a matter of fact, technically, you can compute VIX on the basis of the order book of Nifty options. For this, there is a

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