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Webinar on Option Greeks & Strategies
Presents
5 Days Webinar on Option Greeks & Option Strategies
After the overwhelming response of our first webinar on Option Greeks and Strategies, we are happy to announce our next Webinar on learn Options Strategies along with Option Greeks.
We will be starting our February Batch on 24th February, 2012 & March Batch on 19th March, 2012. The registrations for both batches are open. The program has been designed especially to cater the need of people around the globe.
For Feedback from participants in our previous Webinar, click below…
Course Content
Webinar Client Testimonial
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Recenlty, we had organized 5 days webinar for Option Greeks and Option Strategies on 30, 31st January & 1, 2 and 3rd February. Here are few feedback we received from the aspirants who participate in it.
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” I think Money well spent. Workshop was conducted in very nice and professional manner. It appeared we were attending actual class. It is a boom for people like me who live at far off places. Govind Ji is too good. I think he has made CA faternity proud by going so much in detail in option and spreading the knowledge. In his unique style and very Simple ways he makes greeks look very Indian. Use of simple terms and language which normal traders use makes it very interesting.”
Mr. Harish Nagpal. Prabhu Securities. Ludhiana.
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” Faculty is expert and has rich knowledge and experience. He has complete command of the subject. He is very ably handle the group without personal contact. I understand you practice what you preach. Excellent workshop.”
Mr. Manish Chokshi. Manish Choksi & Co., Mumbai
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“Govindji is a great educator. The pace of educating is perfect. The webinar workshop is very good way of coaching. Shailesh and Dharmesh are equally efficient in administrative work.”
Mr. Jashubhai P. Mehta. Midastouch, Mumbai
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“Govindji you are one of good teacher, I learn from. Everything was good about the course but atleast half more session to discuss strategies.”
Mr. Inderpal Singh. CNB Finwizz, New Delhi
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“Very well experienced and well educated faculty. Willing to share his knowledge. Pretty good & infromative workshop.”
Mr. Deep Shah. Shree Gayatri Investment. Ahmedabad.
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“Excellent way of making difficult matter looks simple. Excellent understanding of subject by faculty. Excellent workshop.”
Mr. Samir Doshi. Goldmine Financial Services. Mumbai.
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FinIdeas thanking all the participants for joining our webinar and giving such a good comments. Your comments are valuable for us.
Web-based workshop on Option Greeks & Strategies
Presents
5 Days Web-Based workshop on Options Trading
Course Content
Web-based workshop on Options
Learn Options to Earn from Options
FinIdeas Announces a
Web-based workshop on Option Greeks and Options Strategies
on date : 30-31 January & 1-2-3 February 2012.
Contact for Registration :
Mr. Amardeep Chadda : 093219 75317 || Mr. Ashish Kothari : 074985 04866
Mr. Shailesh Shah : 093749 85600 || Mr. Rajib Gupta : 074393 41292
Volatility Chart of Infosys after Quarterly Results
As expected Infosys Volatility has fallen around 6 % bring it down to 34 % of ATM Options. Infy cracking today due to Management Guidence No. for the next Quarter. The Stock fell around 9 Percent today.
Important Observation for the day was that 2600 Put Volatility has fallen to 33.8 % ( Yesterday 47 % ) whereas 2900 Call Volatility as fallen to 36.5 % (Yesterday 41.4 %). This discrepancy is due to downward movement.
Volatility Chart of Infosys before Quarterly Results
Hello Readers
Result Day again for Infosys tomorrow and Volatility trading @ 42 % as of now. Currency Impact on IT companies to get ascertain by Infy Result and lets see how it pan’s out. The Stock However made a High of 2910 and cracked later to 2840.
Volatility during the day fallen 1 % since yesterday across strikes. Vols Should ideally crack 5-7 % post results tomorrow.
FinIdeas
Fantastic Trading Day for Option Traders
Dear Sir,
Greetings from FinIdeas !
Fantastic Trading Day for Option Traders !!
Nifty opened around 3% down around 5200 and made an Intra-day movement of more than 200 points.Volatilty jumped to 27 % ( Current month ATM 5200 Strike ). An increase of 6 % from previous day. Options traders had a gala-time who were on the right direction.Its so important to know Options in depth to capture trading opportunities in these type of Market Scenarios. One underlying and different strike price – so many choices with different strategies.
FinGraph Software proved its utility again !
This was a day wherein Volatility traders benefited from both side – Buying and Selling volatility. However timing of trades are very important. FinGraph gave opportunities to both – Gamma long and Gamma short traders.
Attached is the snapshot of Intra-day volatility movement along with Nifty.
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Indian shares shed 0.4 pct; banks, techs rise
* Sensex meets resistance; slowing econ outlook weighs * State Bank up; govt to pump in up to $1.6 bln * ITC, L&T, Tata Motors drop * Cbank comments provide no comfort on rates (Updates to close) By Kaustubh Kulkarni MUMBAI, Oct 13 (Reuters) – Indian shares dropped 0.4 percent in choppy trading on Thursday as worries about slowing economic growth and sluggish consumer spending weighed on firms such as cigarette-to-hotels group ITC and engineering conglomerate Larsen & Toubro . Lenders, however, climbed on hopes government moves to shore up the capital of state-run banks would help ease concerns about their outlook. Export-driven software services bellwether Infosys added another 0.65 percent, a day after it had jumped 7 percent following a less-than-expected cut in full-year sales forecast and strong quarterly earnings. Bigger rival Tata Consultancy Services closed up 1.3 percent, while No. 3 software firm Wipro dropped 0.3 percent. The main 30-share BSE index closed down 0.44 percent, or 74.47 points, at 16,883.92, after initially rising 0.7 percent and then falling as much as 0.6 percent.
Traders said there was resistance after the index had climbed to its highest close in more than three weeks in the previous session.
Shares in State Bank of India , the country’s top lender, climbed 0.8 percent on plans by the government to pump in cash to shore up the capital of the state-run bank.
The government will inject 45 billion to 80 billion rupees ($919.7 million to $1.6 billion) into the bank by March 2012, D.K. Mittal, secretary of financial services, said.
The bank, which accounts for one quarter of lending in India, has been reeling under higher provisions for bad loans and lower profits in the last two quarters.
Last week, ratings agency Moody’s had downgraded SBI’s standalone rating to D+ from C- on a scale of A to E, citing low Tier 1 capital, its recent failure to raise capital and worsening asset quality.
Rivals ICICI Bank rose 2.3 percent and HDFC Bank gained 0.75 percent. K.K. Mital, head of portfolio management at Globe Capital, said bank stocks had slumped too much and were again looking attractive for investment. The banking index ended up 1.04 percent, trimming the fall in the year to date to 17.95 percent, compared with a 17.6 percent drop in the main index. Investor confidence about the outlook for companies were dented by comments of the central bank governor, traders said. Speaking after the central bank board meeting in the north-western city of Jaipur, Duvvuri Subbarao reiterated the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) stance of trying to contain inflation even at the cost of some short-term economic growth. “We are aware that some central banks in Asia and some outside Asia have reversed (tight policy). Those circumstances are quite different from ours,” he said. The RBI, which has raised rates a dozen times since mid-March 2010, is set to review policy on Oct. 25. “When inflation runs as high as 9.8 percent, it is difficult to bring it down without compromising on growth. So we are trying to trade-off at this time on bringing down inflation even if it means bringing down growth,” Subbarao said. Jindal Steel and Power fell 3.4 percent while miner Coal India and aluminium maker Hindalco fell 1.75 and 2.8 percent respectively. Larsen & Toubro shed 1.7 percent and ITC lost 1 percent. Energy major Reliance Industries closed down 0.3 percent, ahead of its quarterly earnings on Saturday. Refining margins, a key indicator to the company’s profitability, would be watched amid the strong global crude oil prices in July-September. Leading car maker Maruti Suzuki fell 2.5 percent, while truck and car maker Tata Motors dropped 2.7 percent. The 50-share NSE index lost 0.4 percent to 5,077.85 points. In the broader market, there were 729 losers against 686 gainers on moderate volume of 622.1 million shares. Asian shares rose on growing hopes that Europe was taking serious measures to curb the region’s debt woes. The MSCI’s broadest index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan was up 1.2 percent while Japan’s Nikkei
