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OPTION

STRATEGIES
Team Member's
Bipasha Chiney BM20013
Kumari Priyanka BM20028
Assigned by: Prof. Amit Parakh Rahul Kumar BM20039
Agenda

Protective put strategy


Bull Spread
Long straddle
Protective Put Strategy

OBJECTIVES
Overview and benefits
Protective put option example and Risk
Graph
Overview
Strategy: Buying Protective Puts is a conservative way to protect your portfolio from adverse market moves.
Deploy Only When you are bullish
Buy Future @CMP
Reduces the risk in your long stock positins by limiting the maximum possible loss in your portfolio
Reward:
Maximum Gain: Unlimited
Maximum Loss : Limited to premium paid for put.

Benefits
Minimise your losses
Chances of unlimited profit
You can roll over your position
Profit can be locked
Protective Put Option Example and review
Coal India Stock - Rs. 140
Put - Rs.3
Strike Price of put option - 130
Premium- Rs.3
Maximum Loss- 13
Break Even Point - 143

Break Even : Purchase Price+Premium Paid


What is Bull Call Spread Strategy
Used when Market is Bullish and Volatile.
Advanatage of Stop Loss.

Risk Profile = Limited Reward Profile = Limited


Market view - Bullish
When you are expecting a moderate rise in the price of the
underlying.
The trade will result in loss if the price of the underlying
decreases at expiration.
Maximum profit happens when the price of underlying rises
above strike price of two calls.
Example

Current Nifty 10500


Option lot size 75
Strike price of call option 10300
Premium paid 175
Strike price Short Call option 10700
Premium received 70
Net Premium paid 110
Break-even Point 10410
(Strike price of bought call+ Net Prem)
Straddle Strategy
Neutral Strategy
Highly volatile market

Risk Profile Reward Profile

Limited Unlimited
Effect of Time & Volatility

Implied Volatility Option Price

Time Option Price


Long Straddle Graph

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