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Note: Newsletter sent on 24th of September 2015 to my subscribers. If you would like to receive such newsletters please subscribe at the bottom of this page.

Today is 24th of September 2015. It is expiry day for all derivative trades done for the September 2015 expiry.

This email is a reminder that please DO NOT forget to close all Futures & Options contracts that will expire today by 3.15 pm.

Out of the money options that are sure to expire worthless need not be closed as they are worthless. But all Futures contracts and In The Money Options (ITM) needs to be closed. If you will not do it then your broker will close it anyway at market price, so its better that you close it and get the best possible price. If you do not close and your broker also does not close then the exchanges will close them at closing prices and they may fine the traders. On top of that you will know the rates only when the contract note is sent to you. This situation must be avoided. To avoid this kind of uncomfortable situation its always better that you close the trade yourself or ask your broker to close it and confirm that its closed before market closes for trading that day.

Put Credit Spread in Profit

Though I asked to book profits in the put credit spread advised on September 10, 2015 as these are uncertain times because the China issue is still lingering, I am sure some people did not. Well that put credit spread will expire worthless today giving a return of 3.7% (37 points) in 14 days. Those who closed earlier don’t feel bad, we made a profit that is it. Markets will give us another opportunity.

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About the author: Dilip Shaw I started trading stock markets since 2007. However my first 3 years were losses. Then I dedicated almost 1 year on studying, researching, paper trading options and learned a lot in that time. Since 2011 I am trading Nifty options profitably. Call me if you need any help trading options on 9051143004.

Comments on this entry are closed.

  • Venkitachalam K September 24, 2015, 12:45 pm

    Hi Dilip,

    Thanks for your words of wisdom.

    Regards,
    K. Venkitachalam

    • Dilip Shaw September 24, 2015, 4:02 pm

      My pleasure Sir. 🙂

  • Krishna Prabhakar September 24, 2015, 2:05 pm

    Sir,

    Everyday I wait to read your emails. Thanking you for providing such useful information as I have not known such a thing that In the money options need to be closed before expiry else fine may be imposed. Once again thanking you for such a important information.

    Regards,
    Krishna Prabhakar

    • Dilip Shaw September 24, 2015, 4:05 pm

      Glad that it helped you Krishna.

  • Anil Punjabi September 24, 2015, 2:10 pm

    Good Afternoon Dilip ji!
    A question: Why does the stock exchange impose penalty on ITM & futures trades.. & how much..
    Warm Regards,
    Anil
    Certified Financial Planner & Insurance Advisor

    • Dilip Shaw September 24, 2015, 5:09 pm

      Frankly my broker told me this that if you do not close exchanges may impose penalty. However its better to be safe than sorry. Therefore I emailed everyone. Just to know whether they impose penalty or not its not a good idea to leave the trades open. In fact I close even those options which expire worthless at around .10 – there is no point in taking risk of leaving it open. In any case if you do not close, your broker will close all your trades.

      Now coming to your question. In the money options needs to be closed because they have a delta of 1. Now assuming you bought 40 lots option (1000 shares of Nifty at 25 per lot) for 110 with 100 as intrinsic value and 10 as time value. Assuming on expiry day its in the money by 200 points and you forgot to close. Depending on Nifty level, even slight movement will bring huge fluctuations to the profits of the trade. 1 point up you make Rs. 1000 more profit, 1 point down profits go down by 1000 rupees. Once the markets are closed for trading exchanges will settle all options and futures at a rate which you will never know until the contract note is sent to you. Both exchanges and the traders like to avoid this situation. Some traders may not be happy with the closing rate they got. Exchanges do not want such troubles – so they inform their brokers to make sure they close all in the money trades before 3.25 pm.

      Hope its clear now why you should close all ITM trades on expiry day.

  • Deepak Maheshwari September 24, 2015, 2:23 pm

    Hello Dilip Sir,

    I have plans to subscribe your course sooner !! Its a matter of time .

    When you say on an overage 3% per month ,

    1)does that mean on the margin that is blocked for the trade, Or
    2)on the account size (capital in the account)

    Lets say if i introduce 1lakh in the account

    then how many lots(1 or 2) will you trade to form spreads .

    Assume 60000rs gets blocked for margin

    so as per 3% will it be on 60000 or 100000?

    In anticipation

    Regards

    Deepak

    • Dilip Shaw September 24, 2015, 5:17 pm

      Deepak,
      3% on margin blocked for the trade.

  • Premanandh Velukutty September 24, 2015, 2:56 pm

    Dear Mr.Dilip Shaw,

    I am PREMANANDH ,and I am an agriculturist . I am waiting for my Harvest season to come to an end. Certainly I am very much fond of Technical Analysis. I had planned to go through your course. We will soon get connected through your course. Till then bye.

    PREMANANDH.V

    • Dilip Shaw September 24, 2015, 5:25 pm

      Premanandh,
      Sir looking forward.
      Thanks.

  • Vijay Kumar September 24, 2015, 5:01 pm

    Good & timely advice.

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