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Thanks Thomas..will check this.

Thanks Simon61..but already saw their videos on youtube...there is more of their chatting with a few bits of knowledge shared...not only with tasty trade but with other trading videos as well..

@ Shakone..for more details on the example I have stated - the current stock price was say 100 and the one I had bought was call option 110 @ price of 4.05...the implied volatility then was around 70%. @Wino..i understand that option prices change based on 1. Orders as entered 2. Implicitly...

right..as per the theoretical models it should be 100.55 but that is the issue..its not happenning...

@Martin..I have provided an example scenario in my post...

Hi All, Lately I started trading options due to limited capital requirements as compared to futures... A basic of trade setup I use - Swing points identified on charts supported by candle stick and chart patterns along with confluence of trendlines or fibonacci retracements. Though I have...

In many TA books and/or videos I see it mentioned to use intraday charts for entries. Can the senior traders around here advice if this is correct ? And if not, then how can one take a good entry.. P.S - I use stochastics along with intraday charts for entries...

Ok..i think I got it...I have been confusing myself with the idea of interpreting the candles without paying attention to the underlying trend. Well if the trend is bullish and I see a bear candle then it should be a buy opportunity if I am not already in and same goes on the downside for a...

@Trader333..I am not considering them in isolation....in my example I consider the underlying trend is bullish and so if I get a given candle on Day2 then how do I interpret it...like as we have in Hanging man formation...but here say I am considering that its not a HM..then how do we take it...

Hi, In candlesticks we have two major candles - Bullish - When the close was above the open. Bearish- When the close was below the open. While reading the charts I kind of saw something and wanted to know how to interpret it.. When the stock is in uptrend and On Day1 - it closes above the...

Hi Everyone, I started investing in stocks since 2009 but started trading actively last April 2012. It took me some time and good losses to realise that the rules for long-term investing are different from the active trading. Over these 09 months I can say the learning curve has been good but...