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Vol OI OI chng LTP Strike LTP OI chng OI Vol
🅑🅢 0L 55K 0K(0%) 534.65 24100 16.45 0K(0%) 1679K 1L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 0L 5K 0K(0%) 490.3 24150 20.7 0K(0%) 787K 0L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 0L 86K 0K(0%) 415.8 24200 25.75 0K(0%) 2494K 1L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 0L 16K 0K(0%) 368.95 24250 32 0K(0%) 942K 1L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 0L 174K 0K(0%) 327.45 24300 39.35 0K(0%) 2302K 1L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 0L 50K 0K(0%) 284.7 24350 49.05 0K(0%) 869K 1L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 0L 379K 0K(0%) 246.45 24400 60.05 0K(0%) 2691K 2L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 0L 111K 0K(0%) 211.65 24450 74.05 0K(0%) 745K 1L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 1L 2969K 0K(0%) 178.25 24500 91.75 0K(0%) 4995K 3L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 1L 671K 0K(0%) 149.05 24550 113.2 0K(0%) 1413K 2L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 5L 3031K 0K(0%) 123.65 24600 136.55 0K(0%) 3410K 3L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 4L 1326K 0K(0%) 100.4 24650 162.9 0K(0%) 846K 1L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 3L 4265K 0K(0%) 80.5 24700 193.15 0K(0%) 2269K 1L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 2L 1775K 0K(0%) 63.95 24750 228.8 0K(0%) 575K 0L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 3L 4388K 0K(0%) 49.45 24800 261.05 0K(0%) 1782K 0L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 2L 1852K 0K(0%) 38.7 24850 300.9 0K(0%) 147K 0L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 2L 2923K 0K(0%) 30 24900 345.35 0K(0%) 622K 0L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 1L 1379K 0K(0%) 22.7 24950 389.6 0K(0%) 105K 0L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 4L 5826K 0K(0%) 17.65 25000 433.55 0K(0%) 841K 0L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 1L 966K 0K(0%) 13.25 25050 448.15 0K(0%) 32K 0L 🅑🅢
🅑🅢 2L 2798K 0K(0%) 10.3 25100 521.7 0K(0%) 149K 0L 🅑🅢
Open Interest data is updated by the exchange every 3 minutes in many strikes, and every minute in some strikes. Real-time data on OI is not released by the exchange and no vendor or broker has real-time OI data

Open Interest (OI) strategy is a trading approach that uses open interest data to make informed trading decisions in futures and options markets. Open interest refers to the total number of outstanding derivative contracts (like options or futures) that have not been settled.


Key Open Interest Strategies

  1. Trend Confirmation
  • If price and OI are both increasing, it signals a strong trend continuation (bullish if prices are rising, bearish if prices are falling).
  • If price is rising but OI is falling, it suggests a weakening trend, meaning the rally may not sustain.
  • If price is falling but OI is rising, it indicates strong bearish momentum.
  1. Reversal Indication
  • If price is rising but OI is stagnant or declining, it may indicate an upcoming trend reversal.
  • If price is falling and OI is declining, it suggests short covering, meaning a potential bounce back in price.
  1. Breakout Trading
  • A breakout with high OI and volume suggests strong conviction behind the move.
  • A breakout with low OI may be a false breakout and could reverse.
  1. Support & Resistance Levels
  • High OI at a certain strike price in options can act as strong support or resistance levels.
  • Unwinding of positions (drop in OI) near key levels may indicate a breakout or breakdown.

Practical Use of OI in Options Trading

  • Put-Call Ratio (PCR): High PCR (above 1) suggests excessive put buying, which may signal oversold conditions. Low PCR (below 0.5) suggests excessive call buying, which may indicate an overbought market.
Open Interest Analysis :
LBld=>LONG BUILDUP (More Call/Put Buying)=> Increase in price with increase in OI . It means people are taking positions assuming price will go up.
LUnw=>LONG UNWINDING => Fall in price with fall in OI. This shows Long positions are now getting exhausted and people are starting to book profits , assuming rally is about to over.
SBld=>SHORT BUILDUP (More Call/Put Writing)=> Fall in price with increase in OI. It means people are taking short positions , assuming price will go down.
SCov=>SHORT COVERING => Increase in price with fall in OI. Short positions are getting decreased and people are booking profits and expecting reversal.


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Warning! Data is Not Realtime. Data is 1 min delayed. Realtime Trading is not recommended with this data.