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DisclaimerThis article is written for educational and informational purposes only.I am not a SEBI-registered financial advisor.The views expressed are personal observations based on market behavior.Options trading involves high risk, including the possibility of losing the entire invested capital.Readers are advised to do their own research, consult a qualified financial advisor, and trade responsibly.The author will not be responsible for any financial losses arising from decisions based on this article.Nifty 10 Feb option Call 25300 may go to ₹ if it stays above ₹400”,I am a trader not a expert please be aware

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Nifty 10 February 25300 Call Option: Can It Reach ₹1500 If It Holds Above ₹400? Introduction In the Indian stock market, index options often move faster than expectations—sometimes silently, sometimes explosively. One such observation that has caught the attention of many traders is: Nifty 10 February Call Option 25300 may go to ₹1500 if it stays above ₹400. This statement is not a prediction carved in stone, nor a promise of guaranteed returns. Instead, it reflects a conditional market structure—a situation where price behavior above a certain level can unlock momentum, participation, and premium expansion. This blog explores that idea in depth. We will break down the logic behind the statement, understand how option pricing works, examine why ₹400 is a critical level, and analyze whether ₹1500 is realistically achievable under favorable conditions. This article is written from the perspective of a retail trader, not a financial expert, using simple language, real-market l...