Category Mutual Funds & SIP

In the regular stock market, you only care about the price. In options trading, you must care about something invisible called Implied Volatility (IV).

If you buy a stock, you are buying a piece of a business. Time is your ally because compounding works in your favor. But the moment you buy an option, you…

Most traders spend their lives trying to predict the Direction of the market. "Will the Nifty go Up or Down?" But what if you don't care about the…

You have spent years building a great portfolio of Indian stocks like Reliance, HDFC Bank, and TCS. But suddenly, there is a global crisis—a war, a…

We have reached the end of Cluster 5. You know the Greeks, you know the strategies, and you can read the Option Chain. But if you don't master this final…

In C5 Pillar 1, we defined the Premium as the "Ticket Price" of an option. But why is one option ticket ₹500 and another one only ₹5? Is the market just…

If you want to know what the "Big Whales" (FIIs/DIIs - C4 Spoke 12) are doing in the Indian market, you don't need a secret source. You just need to look…

When you open an "Option Chain" on Zerodha Kite or Sensibull, you will see a long list of Strike Prices. Some are shaded in yellow/blue, and some are…

If you look at the Nifty 50 over a year, it spends about 70% of its time doing nothing. It moves in a range—bouncing up and down within a 2-3% box. In…

In the Indian market, Thursday (for Nifty) and Wednesday (for Bank Nifty) are the most volatile days of the week. This is because these are Expiry Days.…

Most beginners in India make the mistake of buying "Naked" Calls. They buy a Nifty Call for ₹200 and hope for the best. If the Nifty doesn't move, they…