April 9, 2020
Time: 8 am
Pre Market Report:
Time: 8 am
Pre Market Report:
- Day before yesterday, Dow future was 900 points up just before the market open, but wiped out entire 900 points to close in negative.
- Yesterday Dow futures was 200 points down before the market open, but wiped out the 200 points loss and ended more than 700 points higher.
- The volatility still continues.
- We are the worst volatile market yesterday.
- Bank Nifty opened down 700 points, then shot up a whopping 2000 points and then fell about 1700 points.
- Nifty opened about 200 points lower, then shot up 450 points and then came crashing down to break the days low.
- But Dow closed above 23000, first time in last few weeks.
- Same thing here, though markets are highly volatile, markets are significantly higher than the recent low.
- SGX Nifty indicating about 120 points gap up right now.
- Usually when markets show huge volatility the day before expiry, expiry day may not be volatile.
- But we can not say anything in this kind of markets.
- Even stocks like ICICI Bank was up 10% then down 10% yesterday.
- No need to talk about stocks like IndusInd Bank.
- NBFCs did well in yesterday's volatile market.
- Yesterday the most surprising news was that FIIs were net buyers for Rs 1950 crores while DIIs were net sellers for Rs 1750 crores.
- That explains the huge volatility yesterday.
- But one by one, sectors are doing very well.
- First it was Pharma and IT, later FMCG, now NBFCs.
- So markets all over the world may not test the recent lows.
- So every fall, it is time to sell Put options of 7500 and below.
- Or sell May 7000 and below.
- One good thing is that in another 3 weeks time, new margin rules will apply, so margins will be very less, if you hedge your positions by buying options.
- May 7000PE is still trading above Rs 150, which gives 15% return in one and half month, even on full margin.
- If VIX starts falling, premiums will fall drastically.
- So now the strategy should be sell far OTM puts on every fall.
- Call option premiums are not high, so there is no point in selling Call options.
- To hedge Put positions, one can do Call ratio spreads.
- Reliance has been resilient in this fall.
- Sold 18000PE in weekly options, hoping to pocket the entire premium.
- Sold 9000CE to wards the end, that may be in trouble, if market shoots up.
- I am expecting good short covering, purely going by the FII buy figures.
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