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Options Buying strategy , buy today sell tomorrow using Volume profile analysis and OI

Options Buying strategy , buy today sell tomorrow using Volume profile analysis and OI

 

 Logic and Application

  • Leveraging the price movement in trending stock options where there is a increase is price and open interest
  • Logic is to take positions during the last hour of the day and exit next day with short term gains view.
  • Recommended to apply for stock or index options with good volume and liquidity.

Steps to setup

  • Stock selection , use screens such as in money control website for filter "Increase in OI , Increase in Price"
  • Choose the top 10 stocks based on % change in price / OI
  • On 1 year chart , apply volume profile to plot the volume high , low and POC levels . If current price is within the VAH and VAL low , movement may be less and such stocks do not qualify for shortlist. Select stocks where price is either above VAH or below VAL levels
  • This strategy to be executed after 2 PM i.e about 1 to 1.5 hours to market close
  • For selected stocks , on 1 hour timeframe , mark the day's high and low levels.
  • If the price is below low line and previous day volume POC , then it indicates bearish stance Sell position, if its above volume POc and high line , then bullish stance buy position. confirm position using chandelier Exit indicator.
  • On the next day leverage the price movement following open interest change and exit the trade.

Profit levels

  •  Profitable when Market remains in the direction of position taken
  •  Exit if personal target levels reached
  •  Exit at full profit on current expiry date
  •  Review and trail stop loss every day once as per personal profit gain levels

Loss

  •  Exit at personal Stop loss levels breach
  •  Exit signal of chandelier exit indicator
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice. The content is based on publicly available information and personal opinions. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The author and publisher are not responsible for any financial losses or damages incurred as a result of following the information provided in this article. 
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