Sir,
Is there a way to determine the maximum lots one can comfortably trade(intraday) for a particular stock future(high volume),without having the fear of getting stuck while trying to exit or having to worry about order getting filled,also would there be a way to determine the distance between the trigger price and buy price ,once a comfortable volume to trade is determined.
Daily volume and Total Open Interest helps to determine comfortable trading lots. Circuit Limit for particular stock should be kept in mind whille buying huge quantity of futures for intraday. Once we know the direction of trend, one can trade without much worry! Study of volume on 1 min. chart or 10 min. chart will give you some idea that e.g. if you buy 14,000 quantity then how much price distance will be there! (mostly on chart volume, quantity is shown instead of lot, you can divide quantity by lot size to get lots.)
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As per NSE Website: Client Level Position Limits:
The gross open position for each client, across all the derivative contracts on a underlying, should not exceed:
- 1% of the free float market capitalization (in terms of number of shares)
or
- 5% of the open interest in all derivative contracts in the same underlying stock (in terms of number of shares)
whichever is higher
Client level position limits underlying-wise, are available to members on NSE's website.
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In addition to above limits, there is a quantity limit per order. For example: a single order above 15,000 quantity for nifty call/put will "freeze" by the exchange. A single big order above 15,000 quantity requires permission from exchange to execute it. (I had experience when my 20,000 quantity nifty put buy order was freezed.)
(nifty call/put 50 quantity = 1 lot/contract.)