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kdd81 White Belt
Joined: 04 Jan 2010 Posts: 7
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Post: #196 Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 7:23 pm Post subject: |
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hello
sir as per ur current call for january , v are long above 5000 level ...suppose on mondayif it moves to 5090 n den starts falling to d level of 5020 ..den can v make sl for d long position to b 5015 ...so dat v dont lose d pts atleast in brokerage ...n rest rules v keep same ... ??
hope my ques is clear to u sir
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harshkapoor3 White Belt
Joined: 19 Feb 2009 Posts: 33
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Post: #197 Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 7:40 pm Post subject: |
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[quote="hansraj456"]You are correct Harsh. It is very easy to say now
With ur due respect sir, i am in no way trying to act smart or critisize u, i am not capable of that, what i was saying that mr. rao has a point, if we can loose more in whipsaws of 3 lots of nifty, in the same way we will make more profit of it, but the point is, what is the benefit of entering into options when the profit is dicdated more by nifty and not by options, no one knows where will nifty going tomorrow, but say ,, as per ur latest hedging position , we all are long abouve 5000, now if nifty open at 4980 tomorrow, we will loose say 60 points, that is 60*50=3000 rs, these points are lost in opeining of trade, now if we try to cover the loss by selling say double lots of nifty tomorrow, then again sir we are betting on nifty fut only to make profit, so its the play of nifty which gives profit, no one knows where it will go, henc we are just following it and not directing it.
I am EXTREMELY SORRY , if in any way i hurt ur sentiments, but it is just a disscuion abt how we can generate more profit no matter ,in any way market trades. I am eargly waithing for ur new set of rules , which i understant will show light on how to deal with whipsaws, which is common to both swing and hedging.
Thanks and redgs
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ajdavid White Belt
Joined: 08 Jan 2010 Posts: 5
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Post: #198 Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 8:30 pm Post subject: Whipsaws |
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Hello sir,
as last month we have seen whipsaws we have lost some points ...but even then it is good strategy .......
we are very eagerly waiting for new set of rules.....from a brilliant analyst
andrew |
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abhideep White Belt
Joined: 17 Jan 2010 Posts: 46
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Post: #199 Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 10:14 pm Post subject: About the Strategy |
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Hi all and Mr Hansraj!
First, Am very impressed with your strategy Mr Hansraj!
Because I always wanted something unmonitored, profitable and safe... and was mentally ready to loose 5% of investment for 20% profits!... But this strategy is AWESOME which meets my requirements and at the same time assures 0% loss and a minimum of 15% profits! KUDOS to Mr Hansraj to devicing this strategy.
My observation was that you are using the time decay in options to BEST use with hedging in futures. I have a suggestion, but havent tested it, maybe you can try it as you are more experienced.
In this strategy instead of selling 2 options of the same month, why not pocket more points (say 600 or more) and increase the range (upto +/- 300 instead of +/-150) by selling one option of this month and selling one of the next...BUT continue hedging with futures as per your strategy. This is commonly called as "calendar spread". Again, this suggestion has not been tested by me, needs to be tested for --
(A) more profits by taking advantage of time decay in options. This immediately leads to
(B) which is to purely trade "Intraday with NF" as per your 12EMA and gain profits and not continue holding NF overnight. But this will again turn into being MONITORED instead of unmonitored! Unless we can place simultaneous orders of BUY & SELL in NF which will lead to increase in margin again! Please give it a thought everyone
I hope to contribute more to this strategy and am as eager as you all to improve the Unmonitored, profitable and safe strategy already in place by Mr Hansraj!
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hansraj456 White Belt
Joined: 17 Nov 2009 Posts: 370
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Post: #200 Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 7:44 am Post subject: |
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Hi abhideep
Thanks for your valuable suggestion. I will back-test the ideas given by you and will let u know in coming days.
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hansraj456 White Belt
Joined: 17 Nov 2009 Posts: 370
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Post: #201 Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 7:48 am Post subject: |
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Hi All
The members who have not taken a position in Hedging on Friday can take same position on Monday (25 Jan.) if nifty levels come below 5000 and above 4950.
The position given on Friday was as under :
Sell Nifty 4800 Call (Feb) at 250-60 and hold. Go Long if Nifty Fut trades above 5000 and hold till Nifty Fut comes back below 5000
Sell Nifty 5100 Put (Feb) at 215-225 & hold. Go Short if Nifty Fut trades below 4950 and hold till Nifty Fut comes back above 4950
There may be variation in premium of both the options but try to get about 450-480 points.
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hansraj456 White Belt
Joined: 17 Nov 2009 Posts: 370
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Post: #202 Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 9:02 am Post subject: |
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[quote="harshkapoor3"] hansraj456 wrote: | You are correct Harsh. It is very easy to say now
With ur due respect sir, i am in no way trying to act smart or critisize u, i am not capable of that, what i was saying that mr. rao has a point, if we can loose more in whipsaws of 3 lots of nifty, in the same way we will make more profit of it, but the point is, what is the benefit of entering into options when the profit is dicdated more by nifty and not by options, no one knows where will nifty going tomorrow, but say ,, as per ur latest hedging position , we all are long abouve 5000, now if nifty open at 4980 tomorrow, we will loose say 60 points, that is 60*50=3000 rs, these points are lost in opeining of trade, now if we try to cover the loss by selling say double lots of nifty tomorrow, then again sir we are betting on nifty fut only to make profit, so its the play of nifty which gives profit, no one knows where it will go, henc we are just following it and not directing it.
I am EXTREMELY SORRY , if in any way i hurt ur sentiments, but it is just a disscuion abt how we can generate more profit no matter ,in any way market trades. I am eargly waithing for ur new set of rules , which i understant will show light on how to deal with whipsaws, which is common to both swing and hedging.
Thanks and redgs
Harsh kapoor |
Hi Harsh, I also very sorry for using some hard lines written by me. Like you I am also learning from the suggestions. But my idea was to get some good ideas for hedging in nifty. . See gap-up/down and whipsaw cannot be avoided at all. We have to live with these conditions. But idea was to get some sort of rules or suggestion by following which the loss through this can be minimise and we may need to use the double lot system rarely. We are already on the job and will come up with the rules within a few days.
Thanks for your kind support. You need to say sorry sir.
Regards
Hans Raj |
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joshiga White Belt
Joined: 03 Mar 2009 Posts: 19
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Post: #203 Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 10:24 am Post subject: |
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Hi Hans,
i've read through most of your posts.
I've one question though,
Say out decided range is 4950-5000. Suppose we are holding long at 5010 and next day nifty opens and starts trading around 4960, what should we do. Should we exit the long at those levels? That will be straight 40-50 points loss.
How to handle such situations?
thanks for all the help. |
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hansraj456 White Belt
Joined: 17 Nov 2009 Posts: 370
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Post: #204 Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 11:21 am Post subject: |
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joshiga wrote: | Hi Hans,
i've read through most of your posts.
I've one question though,
Say out decided range is 4950-5000. Suppose we are holding long at 5010 and next day nifty opens and starts trading around 4960, what should we do. Should we exit the long at those levels? That will be straight 40-50 points loss.
How to handle such situations?
thanks for all the help. |
Please read the entire thread, all answers have already been given.
thanks |
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rmsharma White Belt
Joined: 23 Apr 2009 Posts: 3
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Post: #205 Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 11:54 am Post subject: Future & Option Hedging Strategy |
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Dear hansraj,
Since it is quite close to expiry, would it be better if we hedge with Nifty Feb futures?
Thanks & regards. |
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abhideep White Belt
Joined: 17 Jan 2010 Posts: 46
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Post: #206 Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 3:53 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Mr Hansraj and hi to others too,
rmsharma's suggestion maybe good considering the lesser volatility in Feb futures. But again it needs to be back-tested for more insight on whether we can use the next month's futures as a hedge for the 3rd week positional pick.
I was just curious to see how Jan 4800 ce has behaved, so that we MAY have some insight towards the calendar spread I suggested in my earlier post which was selling 1 option of current month and 1 option of next to make MORE use of time decay!.. here it is (pasted from nse data) ---
Date Expiry Strike Price Settle Price Underlying
Value
18-Jan-2010 28-Jan-2010 4800.00 469.00 5274.85
19-Jan-2010 28-Jan-2010 4800.00 420.75 5225.65
20-Jan-2010 28-Jan-2010 4800.00 416.40 5221.70
21-Jan-2010 28-Jan-2010 4800.00 288.05 5094.15
22-Jan-2010 28-Jan-2010 4800.00 224.00 5036.00
As we can see, If we had sold Jan 4800 CE on 18th or 19th instead of selling Feb CE, the DECAY factor will work MORE towards our favour!... Anyways, Am still waiting for more comments from Hansraj for this method
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hansraj456 White Belt
Joined: 17 Nov 2009 Posts: 370
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Post: #207 Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 4:37 pm Post subject: Re: Future & Option Hedging Strategy |
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rmsharma wrote: | Dear hansraj,
Since it is quite close to expiry, would it be better if we hedge with Nifty Feb futures?
Thanks & regards. |
Yeah u can trade in Nifty Feb Futures. |
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hansraj456 White Belt
Joined: 17 Nov 2009 Posts: 370
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Post: #208 Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 4:48 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Abhideep
I will be testing on the basis of your suggestions. A good investor does not takes decision in option selling on the basis of previous performance, but keeping in mind all the pros and cons. We can analyse the data when the things have actually happened but it is very difficult to take position about future, because we cannot visualise the movement of the market. I will be doing paper trade on the points given by you and check these by next week-end and then I will let u know.
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bgsalvi White Belt
Joined: 19 Mar 2009 Posts: 15
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Post: #209 Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 6:00 pm Post subject: |
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Hansrajji,
Thanks for your information on brokarage. As i was out of city i could not respond immediately.
Very eagar to know the set of rules for more safe and profitable trades.
Thanks again |
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abhideep White Belt
Joined: 17 Jan 2010 Posts: 46
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Post: #210 Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 3:33 pm Post subject: Good collection today! |
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Hi all!
I think good collection today???....
Cheers |
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