What you see in an Option Chain
For something like NIFTY 50 or RELIANCE, an option chain typically includes:
1. Calls (CE) – Left side
You profit if the price goes up
Key columns:
LTP (Last Traded Price)
Bid/Ask
Volume
Open Interest (OI)
2. Strike Price – Middle
The price at which you can buy/sell the underlying
3. Puts (PE) – Right side
You profit if the price goes down
Same columns as calls
🧠 Key Concepts
📌 Open Interest (OI)
Total number of outstanding contracts
High OI = strong interest at that strike
Used to identify support/resistance
📌 Change in OI
Shows whether positions are being added or closed
Helps detect:
Long buildup
Short covering
📌 Implied Volatility (IV)
Expected future volatility
High IV = expensive options
For something like NIFTY 50 or RELIANCE, an option chain typically includes:
1. Calls (CE) – Left side
You profit if the price goes up
Key columns:
LTP (Last Traded Price)
Bid/Ask
Volume
Open Interest (OI)
2. Strike Price – Middle
The price at which you can buy/sell the underlying
3. Puts (PE) – Right side
You profit if the price goes down
Same columns as calls
🧠 Key Concepts
📌 Open Interest (OI)
Total number of outstanding contracts
High OI = strong interest at that strike
Used to identify support/resistance
📌 Change in OI
Shows whether positions are being added or closed
Helps detect:
Long buildup
Short covering
📌 Implied Volatility (IV)
Expected future volatility
High IV = expensive options
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