F&O Cues: Key support and resistance levels for Nifty 50

resr 5paisa Research Team

Last Updated: 8th November 2021 - 08:40 am

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Nifty F&O action for November 11 expiry shows the highest put writing was seen at a strike price of 17,000.

After a long weekend, the Indian equity market is likely to open with a positive note. However, the future course of the market will be dependent upon FIIs flows, macro-economic data and earnings reports that are slated to come out this week. In a major global cue, last week US Federal Reserve left the rate unchanged and continued with its accommodative stance. This will have a positive impact on the Indian bourses. This was partly reflected during ‘Muhurat’ trading where key equity indices closed in green and Sensex reclaimed 60,000.

Activity on the F&O market for the weekly expiry on November 11, 2021, does not give a clear picture and open interest is spread everywhere. The highest call option open interest (71,651) for Nifty 50 stood at a strike price of 20,000. In terms of the highest addition of open interest on call options front was at 18,300 in the last trading session. A total of 22,496 open interest was added at this strike price. The next highest call option open interest stands at 18,000 where total open interest stood at 60,597.

In terms of put activity, the highest put writing was seen at strike price of 17000 (36,664 open interest added on November 03), followed by 17,700 (19,970 open interest added on November 03), while there was put unwinding at strike price 17,250, followed by 18,200.

Highest total put open interest (64,579) stood at a strike price of 17,000. This is followed by a strike price of 17,500, which saw a total put option open interest of 40,960 contracts.

Following table shows the difference between call and put options at strike price near to max pain of 17900.

Strike Price  

Open Interest (Call option)  

Open Interest (Put option)  

Diff(Put – Call)  

17,600.00  

1266  

25690  

24424  

17,700.00  

3980  

34589  

30609  

17,800.00  

15366  

35211  

19845  

17900  

32562  

30267  

-2295  

18,000.00  

60597  

20907  

-39690  

18,100.00  

32786  

9134  

-23652  

18,200.00  

41471  

3992  

-37479  

The Nifty 50 put call ratio (PCR) closed at 0.75 worse than 0.55 in the last trading session. A PCR above 1 is considered bullish while a PCR below 1 is considered bearish.

Following table shows the participant wise action of key players on the index options front.

   

Index Put Options  

Client Type  

Change of OI*  

% Change of OI*  

Nov 03 2021  

Nov 02 2021  

Nov 01 2021  

Client  

-1726  

-0.54%  

-320257  

-318531  

-303569  

Pro  

-4197  

-7.78%  

49755  

53952  

84353  

DII  

2000  

4.88%  

43014  

41014  

37014  

FII  

-7439  

-3.30%  

218322  

225761  

208602  

*Change from Previous Day  

   

   

   

   

   

  

   

Index Call Options  

Client Type  

Change of OI*  

% Change of OI*  

Nov 03 2021  

Nov 02 2021  

Nov 01 2021  

Client  

-111758  

-75.06%  

37139  

148897  

8430  

Pro  

101838  

52.04%  

-93835  

-195673  

-81060  

DII  

0  

0.00%  

401  

401  

401  

FII  

9919  

21.39%  

56295  

46376  

72229  

*Change from Previous Day  

   

   

   

   

   

  

   

Net Change in Open Interest  

Client Type  

Change of OI*  

% Change of OI*  

Nov 03 2021  

Nov 02 2021  

Nov 01 2021  

Client  

-110032  

-23.54%  

357396  

467428  

311999  

Pro  

92672  

37.76%  

-152756  

-245428  

-135012  

DII  

0  

0.00%  

-42613  

-42613  

-40613  

FII  

17358  

9.68%  

-162027  

-179385  

-136373  

*Change from Previous Day  

   

   

   

   

   

 

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