NSE Site Data is it Correct?

newtrader101

Well-Known Member
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Look at this chart. GAIL fell from 110 to 95 during 20-4-22 to 26-05-22,
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Now loo at the historical data of GAIL MAY 22 110 PUT:
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That is ITM put option did not increase in value even though the underlying fell by 9.70!


This can happen only if there are no transactions on this option during this period. Can that happen on an ITM option?
 
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mohan.sic

Well-Known Member
#2
Look at this chart. GAIL fell from 110 to 95 during 20-4-22 to 26-05-22,
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Now loo at the historical data of GAIL MAY 22 110 PUT:
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That is ITM put option did not increase in value even though the underlying fell by 9.70!


This can happen only if there are no transactions on this option during this period. Can that happen on an ITM option?
The price move what you see now on charts is adjusted to September bonus issue of 1 for 2.

Based on that, during the period May 2022 (before bonus) the price should be atleast 30% high that what you see on chart, so the 110 strike was not ITM PE during May 2022.

I just checked it briefly, please verify if the reason I said is valid.
 

newtrader101

Well-Known Member
#3
The price move what you see now on charts is adjusted to September bonus issue of 1 for 2.

Based on that, during the period May 2022 (before bonus) the price should be atleast 30% high that what you see on chart, so the 110 strike was not ITM PE during May 2022.

I just checked it briefly, please verify if the reason I said is valid.
Thankyou
 
#4
The data on the NSE website is generally accurate and reliable, providing real-time and historical information on stock prices and market activity. However, users should exercise caution and cross-verify data from multiple sources for critical decision-making.