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Let’s continue with the same example which we discussed in the Futures section. In the example, Sita had agreed to buy Noor’s 2 BHK flat after 6 months at a...

Let’s take the example used so far, further. Just like Sita and Noor, suppose 12 other people have agreed to buy houses from 12 other sellers after 6 months...

We have already understood the concept of open interest. Now let’s understand a put option. Access to the right to buy is a call option.  In our example Sit...

1D change in call open interest is calculated as percentage change between current days call OI and the previous days call OI. Suppose current days call OI ...

1W change in call open interest is calculated as percentage change between current days call OI and the call OI 5 trading days ago. Suppose current day’s ca...

1D change in put open interest is calculated as percentage change between current day’s put OI and the previous day’s put OI. Suppose current day’s put OI i...

1W change in put open interest is calculated as percentage change between current day’s put OI and the put OI 5 trading days ago. Suppose current day’s put ...

Strike price is the price at which that specific derivative contract can be executed. In case of call option, strike price is the price at which the call bu...

We have already explained the concept of OI and strike price in the above article. As mentioned earlier, retail investors generally take the long position a...

The OI percentage difference for a particular strike price between 2 subsequent trading days is first calculated. Suppose Union Bank of India has 3 differen...