• Must Target only NSE top 10 stocks • Check current price of the stock on current month end options expire day @3:15 PM • Subtract 2.5% from current price of the stock to enter into PE sell contract for next month end. If Reliance share price on 27th June 2019 @ 1000/- PE sell strike price would be 1000 – 2.5% = 975 • Wait for next month end last day of options expiry (Ex 25th July 2019) 3:15 PM and squire off the PE sell • If current price of the share is more than PE Sell price then it would be profit • If current price of the share is less than PE Sell price then it would be loss • If loss then buy shares on current market price, this price would be much cheaper than last month when enter into PE sell contract. • PE sell loss is less compare to current share price which brought. • Example Reliance share price on 27th June 2019 @ 1000/- PE Sell strike price for next month end contract (25th July) 1000 – 2.5% = 975/- Enter into PE Sell contract on 27th June 2019 at 3:15PM with 980/- strike price. On 25th July there would be two possibilities Current share price is more than PE Sell strike price or less then PE Sell strike price If current price is 1050/- then PE Sell would be in profit, if profit repeat the same steps for next month. If current price is 950/- then PE Sell would be in loss then buy one lot shares from cash market, which would be cheaper than 1000/- (PE sell loss would not be more than 50/-). Positional Trader • If last month PE Sell loss, then i.e. Share price is less than 980/- • Sell CE option at same strike price @980/- for next month end contract. • Last day of the expiry (i.e. 29th Aug 2019) • If share price is less than 980/- then CE Sell would be profit • If share price is above 980/- then book loss on CE Sell, sell shares in cash market which would give profits (sold price of the shares – loss on CE Sell)
• Entire process complete, start entire process from next month.