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Neutral delta strategy to maximize returns from tight sideways market

 

Logic and Application

  • Has a mix of future and options , suitable for tight sideways market where less movement is expected
  • To leverage options theta time decay in tight sideways market when price moves within a specific range within current expiry.
  • Logic is to buy one lot of current month future and to keep the delta neutral sell 4 lots of CE of current expiry
  • Recommended to apply for stock or index options with good volume and liquidity.
  • As compared to butterfly strategy, this strategy may use very higher margins , as futures and multiple options sold. To bring down the margin , buy deep OTM lots having premium less than Rs.2.
  • As returns are high , so is the risk if market opens with a wider gap.



Steps to setup Neutral Delta strategy

  • Buy 1 lot of Index future of current month
  • Sell 4 lots of CE strikes of delta 0.25 of current expiry
  • To reduce margin if needed , buy 4 or more lots of CE at deep OTM strikes with premiums less than Rs.2
  • Multiply the lots based on personal target risk management levels


Profit levels

  • Profitable when Market remains sideways within the breakeven range during the current expiry
  • Exit if personal target levels reached
  • Exit at breakeven if 70% of threshold reached
  • Exit at full profit on current expiry date
  • Review and trail stop loss every day once as per personal profit gain levels

Loss

  • Loss when price nears breakeven points
  • Exit at breakeven points
  • Exit at personal Stop loss levels breach


Interim Adjustments

  • When price reaches around 70% of breakeven levels exit and re-execute the steps , this will lead to carry forward to next cycle with minimal profits or loss.
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