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30th October 2007, 01:41 PM
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How to place call (buy) order in Sharekhan
Hi,
I'm a sharekhan account holder.I need to place a call(buy) option for Power grid @100.00.I want to know the premium in which it is trading.I can't articulate the display shown by them.Can someone please explain me how to place a call order for the above case. I'm able to get the strike price from the window.I want to know the premium in which I'm placing an order.I also want to know how much will sharekhan take from my account if I place an order for letz say 7180 stock @ strike price of Rs.100.00. Plz enlighten me on the above.Also revert me I'm my Query is nt clear. -Deepak. 
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30th October 2007, 10:39 PM
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Re: How to place call (buy) order in Sharekhan
Dear Friend,
If you want to buy a call of strike price 100@Rs2.0. Then, the cost of the call will be 2.0 X 3850 (lot size)=Rs 7700. Means sharekhan will detect this amount from your a/c. Yeah! Your a/c should have this amount. Regards
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30th October 2007, 11:59 PM
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Re: How to place call (buy) order in Sharekhan
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Advantage of options is to risk low amount for higher profits . If some one buying a call of strike price 100 , the premium will be around 45-47 , and the margin amount to shell out is more than that of a futures contract . Go to NSe site ,see what are the most active contacts trading in exchange , do some paper work then enter to option trading . Nowa days Premiums are too high due to the volatility in markets and option players need to be too cautious . I am not 100% sure ,but the word in stock market is Option Buyers are loosers and sellers are winners  . Naresh
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