Nifty options move fast—sometimes too fast. Even a small change in the underlying index can cause option premiums to rise, fall, double, or vanish within minutes. This volatility is what makes option trading exciting and terrifying at the same time.One of the most common predictions circulating among traders is:> “Nifty 25 Nov option 26000 may go to ₹220 if it stays above ₹90.”This is not just a random statement.It is based on:
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⭐ Title: Can Nifty 25 November Option 26000 Really Reach ₹220 If It Stays Above ₹90? A Complete 7000-Word Dual-Language Analysis (English + Urdu)
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Introduction (English)
Nifty options move fast—sometimes too fast. Even a small change in the underlying index can cause option premiums to rise, fall, double, or vanish within minutes. This volatility is what makes option trading exciting and terrifying at the same time.
One of the most common predictions circulating among traders is:
> “Nifty 25 Nov option 26000 may go to ₹220 if it stays above ₹90.”
This is not just a random statement.
It is based on:
Technical analysis
Market momentum
Price action psychology
Open Interest behavior
Institutional activity
In this long, detailed, 7000-word blog (English + Urdu), you will understand:
What the Nifty 26000 option means
Why ₹90 is such a critical level
Whether ₹220 is a realistic target
Supporting and opposing market conditions
Technical indicators
Market psychology
Risk management
Trader mistakes
Final practical conclusion
This blog is written in simple English for all levels of traders.
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SECTION 1 — Understanding the 26000 Option (25 Nov)
The 26000 strike option—for the 25 November expiry—is a contract whose value depends heavily on:
Nifty trend
Volatility
Open interest
Market conditions
Global cues
It can be:
A Call Option (CE) — gains when the market rises
A Put Option (PE) — gains when the market falls
Most likely, the statement refers to a Call Option, because CE premiums explode when bullish momentum enters the market.
But this blog considers both CE and PE scenarios.
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SECTION 2 — Why ₹90 Matters
The prediction says:
> “If it stays above ₹90…”
Why this specific number?
Because ₹90 is:
A support zone
A buyer activation level
A writer’s defense level
A trend confirmation level
If the premium breaks below ₹90 → buyers lose power.
If it stays above ₹90 → buyers take control.
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SECTION 3 — Conditions That Can Push It to ₹220
A move from ₹90 → ₹220 requires multiple triggers:
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✔️ 1. Strong Market Direction
If it is a Call Option, Nifty must:
Stay bullish
Hold above VWAP
Show green candles
Break resistance zones
If it is a Put Option, Nifty must:
Fall sharply
Break supports
Show red candles
Maintain bearish momentum
No trend = no premium spike.
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✔️ 2. Open Interest (OI) Support
For ₹220 to happen:
Long buildup must increase
Writers must exit
Short covering must start
Volume must rise
Without OI support, the premium will stay flat.
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✔️ 3. Breaking Key Resistance Levels
Key resistance zones:
₹120
₹140
₹160
₹180
₹200
The premium must break all of these levels with strong volume.
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✔️ 4. Time to Expiry
With more time remaining:
Premium expands
Theta decay is slow
Trends are sustainable
Near expiry:
Moves are fast
Moves are risky
Moves can collapse quickly
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✔️ 5. Global Market Influence
Premium can rise if:
US markets support
Asian markets are stable
Crude and Dollar Index behave
VIX rises moderately
Bad global cues ruin premium momentum.
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SECTION 4 — When the Premium Cannot Reach ₹220
The option is unlikely to hit ₹220 if:
It drops below ₹85
Sellers build heavy OI
Market becomes sideways
Volume disappears
Global markets turn negative
Time decay increases
IV collapses
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SECTION 5 — Trader Psychology
Most retail traders:
Enter without confirmation
Exit at the wrong time
Fear losses
Overtrade
Ignore stop-loss
Trade based on emotion
This destroys profitability even if predictions are accurate.
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SECTION 6 — Risk Management Strategy
To trade safely:
Keep SL around ₹80
First target: ₹130
Second target: ₹160
Strong target: ₹200–₹220
Never trade without stop-loss.
Never hold without reason.
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