🙏...for your passion to teach in a simplest way ...coming down to the level of a student. This is what a real teacher should do in every subject at every class.
I struggled to understand call/put/buy/sell for 6 months....3 videos of you explained it without any confusion. This shows that you were very good at your previous job (teacher)
Excellent. Even lay men can understand your lecture. A very good service to those interested in stock market participation. This is easier to follow than text books, as it appears.
I can still remember what you had said before 6 months ago.... The way of teaching is God level.I think If I took tution from you at class 11,12....I could got better marks.
Really looking forward to watching the series 😀. We says 😀in college friends can explain the topic better than teachers and you are the friend here for us..
Sir i am a Big Fan of your method of teaching . Thanks for your untiring efforts. i see there is a huge improvement in your videos . You are setting the benmarks higher . Amazing
Excellent explanation Mr. Sundar. A teacher is always better than 1000s of books. We are blessed to have such a great teacher. T20 and Virat Kohli are apt for the discussion. But I still feel that you can take a inning total as example. When a match starts, the betting starts. Say India will score atleast 300 runs in 50 overs. Buyer bets 50 Rs. Every run more than 300 runs buyer will get 1 Rs. If India's score is 300 or less than 300, the buyer forefeits the premium. Innings end is expiry. Again, it's great that you mentioned the One way and 2 way traffic. Kudos for the teaching and wishes to you to continue making quality content which is suitable for Indian Markets.
Excellent sir. We are waiting for more and more advanced strategies soon sir. Thank you for your smart work. By the way. Video editing is very nice. Thank him for such a great editing and small graphics.
Look at the Expression of Mr. Sundar when he says Buyer will 20 times after betting for 20 Rs. around 4:10 hrs...bcoz he will make sure buyer won't make money in Options :-)
Sir make video on option selling hedging strategy which one to prefer weekly,monthly,far monthly with reason and logic that will be helpful and in details.Thank in advance.
Sir if possible please do one recording of buying a call option n explain the rationale behind it. Bcz this cricket example is good for theory but for real I think practical recording n explanation is best
Sir if market is a zero sum game. When an option buyer book profits who books the loss? If the premium comes down again after an increase the seller won't be paying for it of course. Could be a stupid question but please explain.
Premium can go up and come down multiple times before the expiry. But on expiry, whatever premium the Option is trading at, that's what matters. For eg. let's say you bought 13500CE for Rs.100 Monthly Expiry (Expiry is on Dec 31st) If market is above 13,600 (breakeven point) at the end of Expiry, then you make profit. If market doesn't go above 13,600, you make loss. Before expiry, market may go to 13,800 on Dec 20, then come back to 13,200 on Dec 23, then go to 13,600 on Dec 26, then come back to 13,000 on Dec 31. Any kind of movement can be seen. Similarly, the premium will also change accordingly. When market goes to 13,800 - premium will be around Rs.300 (Dec 20) 13,200 - premium will be around Rs.20 (Dec 23) 13,600 - premium will be around Rs.100 (Dec 26) 13,000 - premium will be 0 (Dec 31) In this case you lose the entire Rs.100 BUT it's not necessary that you have to wait till expiry. You may also square off/exit the positions BEFORE expiry when the premium is high. You bought 13,500CE for Rs.100 when the market goes to 13,800 & premium goes to Rs.300 on Dec 20, you can choose to exit by selling the option you have. You bought for Rs.100 You sold for Rs.300 Profit = Rs.200 Once you exit, you don't hold the position anymore. The agreement between the option buyer (you) and the seller is done and settled. So after this, it does not matter if the premium becomes high or low.
@@PRSundar64 Sir, Great explanation as always! Coming back to the scenario where the market goes to 13800, buyer books the profit of Rs 200 before the expiry on a beautiful day. :) But the seller doesn't square up his position, sure of market closing below 13500. So on expiry day seller doesn't book any loss as the market closes at 13500, instead seller gets Rs 100 when sold as his/her profit. So in the end, when both seller and buyer ends in profit. Who paid those Rs 200 to the buyer when he squared up his position way before the expiry?
@@delta-theta a option contract always done between seller and buyer... if a buyer needs to buy.. then a seller needs to sell then only a contract must be assigned... if there is no seller for your contract like if u buy in otm option.. then it must be put in hold untill upto the market reaches to your strike price and lakhs of buyers ready to buy your contract.. here buyer becomes seller.. but seller is always seller... . Always remember you buy you sell... but seller only sells and square off his positions to minimize his looses by giving extra money to your contract
For an example for local T 20 match first u have to give entry fee now here u think u are playing against the match organizer ?? If not u got my point thank u save your money and try to invest in companies
Nice however I m missing some technicals that when I bought CE by paying 20 as premium VK is at 40 runs and when he is at 60 and 80 runs, will my 20 Rs not grow? Say another 10 Rs added on my premium 20+10, then how come I get profit and the profit starts only when he scores beyond 100 only! I m confused or is it only on the day of expiry or applicable even before the expiry?
The way you're teaching.. no student will ever forget the concepts.. Lovely mission of yours
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Pr sundar sir 7 and 8 option free videos not open in your youtube chanel but told starting completely free course but now money asking sir
Other spend hour &hour to teach option ,but you have simplified it in just 10 min. What a teaching sir ji ?!
🙏...for your passion to teach in a simplest way ...coming down to the level of a student.
This is what a real teacher should do in every subject at every class.
I struggled to understand call/put/buy/sell for 6 months....3 videos of you explained it without any confusion. This shows that you were very good at your previous job (teacher)
Your flow of explanation is very organic which makes it easy to understand. Thank you !!!
Hats off, to the editor of these videos. Even a deaf would understand these classes as long as this guy is doing his job even unwillingly.
Excellent. Even lay men can understand your lecture. A very good service to those interested in stock market participation. This is easier to follow than text books, as it appears.
Wow so simple and neat!! Wonder why this channel is so underrated. This place is a gold mine for financial knowledge. Thank you Sirji for sharing👍👍
Hello respected Sir, your way of teaching is seriously awesome , no one tech the way you explain. Thank a lots to you.
Wonderful.. Am in PREKG in terms of Share trading. I am able to understand th concept easily with ur examples and way to teaching. Keep rocking Sir💐
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Keeping all comments aside, I must sat that you are a great teacher.
I can still remember what you had said before 6 months ago.... The way of teaching is God level.I think If I took tution from you at class 11,12....I could got better marks.
Extremely helpful, sir. Thank you
Thank u sir for properly explaining the breakeven concept.....best wishes for future....
Really looking forward to watching the series 😀. We says 😀in college friends can explain the topic better than teachers and you are the friend here for us..
Wow!!! such an amazing teaching with best example. You are a great teacher and best motivation personality. Thank you sir. 👍👍🙏
Very Nice Explanation! Even a layman can understand the concept easily.
Sir i am a Big Fan of your method of teaching . Thanks for your untiring efforts. i see there is a huge improvement in your videos . You are setting the benmarks higher . Amazing
Excellent explanation Mr. Sundar. A teacher is always better than 1000s of books. We are blessed to have such a great teacher.
T20 and Virat Kohli are apt for the discussion. But I still feel that you can take a inning total as example. When a match starts, the betting starts. Say India will score atleast 300 runs in 50 overs. Buyer bets 50 Rs. Every run more than 300 runs buyer will get 1 Rs. If India's score is 300 or less than 300, the buyer forefeits the premium. Innings end is expiry.
Again, it's great that you mentioned the One way and 2 way traffic.
Kudos for the teaching and wishes to you to continue making quality content which is suitable for Indian Markets.
Excellent sir.
We are waiting for more and more advanced strategies soon sir.
Thank you for your smart work.
By the way. Video editing is very nice. Thank him for such a great editing and small graphics.
Excellent that's the only word I can say ,you are very good teacher & giving best suitable examples
This vedio is made superb to understand with apt example sir...tnqu😇
Sir you explain very easy way to options buying for beginner. finally clear my doubt. Thanks lots
2 issues. Example could be based on test for Virat Kohli. When you said 200 Rohit Sharma came to mind 😀😀
Thank you for the easy way I understood Options. Regards, Rex.
I know what Options is yet such videos of your provide some more insights into the topic. Thank you, keep making more money and videos!!
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Can't wait to watch episode 7 and 8 ... Waiting eagerly...hope sir releases it soon..
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simple language you explain things.good.More example required in long run,Vedios followed by books will be appreciated
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Look at the Expression of Mr. Sundar when he says Buyer will 20 times after betting for 20 Rs. around 4:10 hrs...bcoz he will make sure buyer won't make money in Options :-)
Nice one Sir, cricket explanation it's the difference thought process sir. Hats off to your knowledge.
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Sir even for an example your are an option seller. 🔥👍
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Really appreciate 🙏 ur work sir, wud luv to see how the premium cut ✂️ happen in option in coming vedios....
Instead of T20, Betting in a Test match (5 days) would be the best example.
Thanks for the suggestion but who asked for it??
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Thankyou, Requesting you to give us some tips for options.
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Sir make video on option selling hedging strategy which one to prefer weekly,monthly,far monthly with reason and logic that will be helpful and in details.Thank in advance.
Sir if possible please do one recording of buying a call option n explain the rationale behind it.
Bcz this cricket example is good for theory but for real I think practical recording n explanation is best
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Very nicely explained
Sir if market is a zero sum game. When an option buyer book profits who books the loss? If the premium comes down again after an increase the seller won't be paying for it of course. Could be a stupid question but please explain.
Premium can go up and come down multiple times before the expiry. But on expiry, whatever premium the Option is trading at, that's what matters.
For eg. let's say you bought 13500CE for Rs.100 Monthly Expiry (Expiry is on Dec 31st)
If market is above 13,600 (breakeven point) at the end of Expiry, then you make profit. If market doesn't go above 13,600, you make loss.
Before expiry, market may go to 13,800 on Dec 20, then come back to 13,200 on Dec 23, then go to 13,600 on Dec 26, then come back to 13,000 on Dec 31. Any kind of movement can be seen. Similarly, the premium will also change accordingly.
When market goes to
13,800 - premium will be around Rs.300 (Dec 20)
13,200 - premium will be around Rs.20 (Dec 23)
13,600 - premium will be around Rs.100 (Dec 26)
13,000 - premium will be 0 (Dec 31)
In this case you lose the entire Rs.100
BUT it's not necessary that you have to wait till expiry. You may also square off/exit the positions BEFORE expiry when the premium is high.
You bought 13,500CE for Rs.100
when the market goes to 13,800 & premium goes to Rs.300 on Dec 20, you can choose to exit by selling the option you have.
You bought for Rs.100
You sold for Rs.300
Profit = Rs.200
Once you exit, you don't hold the position anymore. The agreement between the option buyer (you) and the seller is done and settled. So after this, it does not matter if the premium becomes high or low.
@@PRSundar64 Sir, Great explanation as always!
Coming back to the scenario where the market goes to 13800, buyer books the profit of Rs 200 before the expiry on a beautiful day. :)
But the seller doesn't square up his position, sure of market closing below 13500. So on expiry day seller doesn't book any loss as the market closes at 13500, instead seller gets Rs 100 when sold as his/her profit.
So in the end, when both seller and buyer ends in profit.
Who paid those Rs 200 to the buyer when he squared up his position way before the expiry?
@@delta-theta a option contract always done between seller and buyer... if a buyer needs to buy.. then a seller needs to sell then only a contract must be assigned... if there is no seller for your contract like if u buy in otm option.. then it must be put in hold untill upto the market reaches to your strike price and lakhs of buyers ready to buy your contract.. here buyer becomes seller.. but seller is always seller...
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Always remember you buy you sell...
but seller only sells and square off his positions to minimize his looses by giving extra money to your contract
Very much need at this time since margin has been increased in all futures including Mcx.
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Difference between cricket and stock market is remarkably explained, unforgettable.
For an example for local T 20 match first u have to give entry fee now here u think u are playing against the match organizer ?? If not u got my point thank u save your money and try to invest in companies
Well explained sir.thank you
Strike rate of the batsman will be the perfect example, bcoz strike rate can increase and decrease depending on batsmen.
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who decides strick price? is it on-demand or exchanges decide that strick price?
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Nice however I m missing some technicals that when I bought CE by paying 20 as premium VK is at 40 runs and when he is at 60 and 80 runs, will my 20 Rs not grow? Say another 10 Rs added on my premium 20+10, then how come I get profit and the profit starts only when he scores beyond 100 only! I m confused or is it only on the day of expiry or applicable even before the expiry?
Knowledge sharing kindful ❤️ Sir
Sir, Thank You...........