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Old 5th October 2007, 11:40 PM
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Any more expert strategy?

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A combination of Future and Option !!!!!!

Suppose you are bullish on a RPL an example is below :

An example (beware I am a novice, and may have erred)
(Rates mentioned are Closing rates on Friday:28th Sep 2007)

Buy RPL Future lot @ 155.00 (lot size3350)
Sell RPL 170 Call @ 5.60 X 2 lots
Sell RPL 140 Put @ 3.50 X 2 lots

Hold till expiry. OR Stop Loss of RPL Spot at 140/-

Clrng : Profit
Rate
185= 60970
180= 77720
175= 94470
170= 111220
165= 94470
160= 77720
155= 60970
150= 44220
145= 27470
140= 10720
139= 670
138= (9380)Loss
137= (19430) Loss


NOTE : Brokerage and other charges not accounted for in calculating Profits or Loss.
dear brother
your strategy is good but what do you think about collar strategy?
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dear brother
your strategy is good but what do you think about collar strategy?
Kindly elaborate : what is collar strategy??? Not an expert just learning, so do take time to write in detail.
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Kindly elaborate : what is collar strategy??? Not an expert just learning, so do take time to write in detail.
Collar Strategy
If u think the share price will rise but you are concerned of a possible fall below the strike prcie A. Your objective is the protect the capital value of your sharesas you have the right to sell your at any time at the strike price A. You pay for this protection by selling the call at B. Depending on the strike prices you choose this could be done for zero cost or even a net credit.

CONSTRUCTION
Buy 150 Reliance as a underlying shares @ 2560
Buy 1 lot Put at Strike 2490 @ 51
Sell 1 lot Call at strike 2600 @ 91.7

Net Cr. Rs 40.7

Spot Call Put Spot Net Net
Price Sell Buy Premium PNL
Strike 2600 2490 2560 40.7
2400 0 90 -160 40.7 -29.3
2450 0 40 -110 40.7 -29.3
2500 0 0 -60 40.7 -19.3
2550 0 0 -10 40.7 30.7
2600 0 0 40 40.7 80.7
2650 -50 0 90 40.7 80.7
2700 -100 0 140 40.7 80.7


Risk: Limited
Profit: Limited
Volatility: You are not affected by volatility.

The collar strategy is best used for investors looking for a conservative strategy that can offer a reasonable rate of return with managed risk and potential tax advantages. The key to implementing the collar strategy is selecting the appropriate put and call combination that allows for profit while still protecting the downside risk

I have tried my level best to make it simple and understandable. Please get back to me still if any one having a doubt.

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Old 14th October 2007, 07:41 AM
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Collar Strategy
If u think the share price will rise but you are concerned of a possible fall below the strike prcie A. Your objective is the protect the capital value of your sharesas you have the right to sell your at any time at the strike price A. You pay for this protection by selling the call at B. Depending on the strike prices you choose this could be done for zero cost or even a net credit.

CONSTRUCTION
Buy 150 Reliance as a underlying shares @ 2560
Buy 1 lot Put at Strike 2490 @ 51
Sell 1 lot Call at strike 2600 @ 91.7

Net Cr. Rs 40.7

Spot Call Put Spot Net Net
Price Sell Buy Premium PNL
Strike 2600 2490 2560 40.7
2400 0 90 -160 40.7 -29.3
2450 0 40 -110 40.7 -29.3
2500 0 0 -60 40.7 -19.3
2550 0 0 -10 40.7 30.7
2600 0 0 40 40.7 80.7
2650 -50 0 90 40.7 80.7
2700 -100 0 140 40.7 80.7


Risk: Limited
Profit: Limited
Volatility: You are not affected by volatility.

The collar strategy is best used for investors looking for a conservative strategy that can offer a reasonable rate of return with managed risk and potential tax advantages. The key to implementing the collar strategy is selecting the appropriate put and call combination that allows for profit while still protecting the downside risk

I have tried my level best to make it simple and understandable. Please get back to me still if any one having a doubt.

Regards

Ankit Jain
Thanks Ankit!!!! Interesting
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