Hello Respected TJ Member,
I am trying to track the Nifty Option Open Interest (OI). I am really inspired by SS http://www.traderji.com/derivatives/23534-food-thought-31.html#post416674 this post then further reading of http://www.traderji.com/options/34089-tracking-put-call-open-interest.html this thread, I am got interested to track Nifty OI.
Here is few guideline taken from above mentioned thread.
General Put / Call OI Rules on Option writers ( Sellers) Perspective
1. Highest Put OI at particular Strike Price --- Major Support Zone on that time
2. Highest Call OI at particular Strike Price --- Major Resistance Zone on that Time
OI Change Rule (taken from stocks.murtaza post)
1. Rising open interest in an uptrend is bullish.
2. Declining open interest in an uptrend is bearish or it may also mean just profit booking / short covering by buying back sold contracts which result in declining OI.
3. Rising open interest in a downtrend is bearish.
4. Declining open interest in a downtrend is bullish or it may also mean just profit booking / long covering by selling back bought contracts which result in declining OI.
Put Call Ratio Rule (taken from AW10 Post)
The way this PCR data at strike can be interpreted is by observing the trend in change. Simple interpretation of PCR at strike price is
- high PCR at a strike = Bullish at that strike i.e. Support zone,
- Low PCR at a strike = bearish i.e. Resistance zone.
I will Post some PC OI Analysis chart on EOD basis. I sincerely request to all senior member please contribute to this thread by making chart interpretation, giving suggestion for improving this thread..etc.
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I am tracking Nifty PC OI throgh excel sheet. When you will Open this excel file it automatically download the current updated data from NSE site and update the chart. It also update every 5 min if you keep this file open. I am giving the link to download the same file. Please remove space between the URL
Please note that this is Excel 2007 file. It will not open in earlier version of excel.
Regards,
-Pralhad
I am trying to track the Nifty Option Open Interest (OI). I am really inspired by SS http://www.traderji.com/derivatives/23534-food-thought-31.html#post416674 this post then further reading of http://www.traderji.com/options/34089-tracking-put-call-open-interest.html this thread, I am got interested to track Nifty OI.
Here is few guideline taken from above mentioned thread.
General Put / Call OI Rules on Option writers ( Sellers) Perspective
1. Highest Put OI at particular Strike Price --- Major Support Zone on that time
2. Highest Call OI at particular Strike Price --- Major Resistance Zone on that Time
OI Change Rule (taken from stocks.murtaza post)
1. Rising open interest in an uptrend is bullish.
2. Declining open interest in an uptrend is bearish or it may also mean just profit booking / short covering by buying back sold contracts which result in declining OI.
3. Rising open interest in a downtrend is bearish.
4. Declining open interest in a downtrend is bullish or it may also mean just profit booking / long covering by selling back bought contracts which result in declining OI.
Put Call Ratio Rule (taken from AW10 Post)
The way this PCR data at strike can be interpreted is by observing the trend in change. Simple interpretation of PCR at strike price is
- high PCR at a strike = Bullish at that strike i.e. Support zone,
- Low PCR at a strike = bearish i.e. Resistance zone.
I will Post some PC OI Analysis chart on EOD basis. I sincerely request to all senior member please contribute to this thread by making chart interpretation, giving suggestion for improving this thread..etc.
Edit
----
I am tracking Nifty PC OI throgh excel sheet. When you will Open this excel file it automatically download the current updated data from NSE site and update the chart. It also update every 5 min if you keep this file open. I am giving the link to download the same file. Please remove space between the URL
Please note that this is Excel 2007 file. It will not open in earlier version of excel.
Regards,
-Pralhad
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