Intraday trading, or day trading, involves buying and selling stocks within the same trading day. Unlike long-term investing, intraday trading focuses on capitalizing on short-term price movements. Trading is like…

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What is a Strike Price? The strike price (also called exercise price) is the price at which you can buy (Call option) or sell (Put option) the underlying asset. For…

What is a Diagonal Spread? A Diagonal Spread is a smart options strategy that combines two powerful forces: Direction — You’re either bullish or bearish. Time — You take advantage…

What is an Iron Butterfly Strategy? Think of a real butterfly — its wings are symmetrical, and the center is narrow. That’s how your payoff curve looks too. You're setting…

What Is a Calendar Spread? Imagine you're dealing with time instead of strike prices. Here’s what you do: Sell a near-term option (expires soon – cheap but loses time value…

What is a Bear Call Spread? You’re like: “NIFTY’s already gone up a lot. It probably won’t go much higher.”So instead of just selling a risky Call (which can lose…

What is a Bear Put Spread? Imagine you think NIFTY will fall a bit — say from 22,000 to 21,800 — but not go too far down. So instead of…