NSE option chain for NIFTY stocks with Index data | Indian Stock Market | Options Trading

Welcome to Nse option Chain! 

This is a collection of data that traders and investors look for. These are sourced from open public sources like the NSE website.

Important points :

• There is a lag in Google sheets update so do not use it for real-time analysis. Best used for end of the day analysis. Reload the page at every visit to ensure updated data.
• Scroll along the lower aspect of the first sheet for additional data.
• What all data is included:
• Index data like current price, percentage change.
• SGX and Global indices. 
• Nifty call put data
• End of day FII / DII data in cash/ futures and options 
• Fortnightly sector investment of FII data
• Option chain for NSE
• Option chain for liquid NIFTY stocks. 
• Some basics:
• Call with the highest OI and Put with the highest OI act as strong resistance and support respectively. So you can try selling strangles at these call values. 
• Usually the indices heavily depend on the FII futures and options trend. Observe the values for these. The client i.e. retailers and FIII are always on the opposite side and the FIIs are the ones usually that determine the trend. 
• For quick reference, the strike prices with the highest and lowest OIs are highlighted and the positive values are in green and the negative ones in red. 
• The website is still in beta stage and its ongoing development. Please report issues and suggestions in the comments. 
• All efforts have been made to make the data as accurate as possible but this is ONLY for education purpose and you should refer to authentic live sources and your investment advisors before taking trades. 
• Please do not treat anything at  the website as a trading or investment advice. We do not provide any recommendations on stocks, derivatives or any other securities.
• Futures and Options trading contains substantial risk and is not suitable for every investor. An investor could potentially lose all or more than the initial investment. Risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing ones financial security or lifestyle. Only consider risk capital that should be used for trading and only those with sufficient risk capital should consider trading. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
• If you choose to use our data, content, strategies or ideas on our site in your trading or investment decision, then it is solely at your own risk.

     



     

Happy Investing! 

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