Looks like my OPTIONS for FUTURE are bright! 😃 Thank you so much Shankar for the captivating primer on esoteric FUTURES/OPTIONS topic! 😃👍🏻 Look forward to its sequels! 👍🏻
Appreciate your efforts and please keep educating your audience. I see very sincere and honest effort in all your videos. I started my investment journey through MF 1.5 years back watching your videos on ET money.
Good video from long time I'm planning to jump in F&O hope after watching your more videos on this topics I'll be ready for the jump after 2 months Jai Ho 👍
Super thanks.. your video are clearly unbiased and always has something to learn. Really amazing video editing and presentation - you should also talk about your tips on communication over youtube.
Sir excellent video for introduction on the topic but till all at sea for me😅.Please bring a more detailed video or a continuation on this topic.Thanks a lot.
Shankar ji please make a more elaborate video on F & O.. with examples of BUY A CALL, SELL A PUT, BUY A PUT SELL A CALL. one example on each of above scenarios. please please
Good presentation as always. But with SEBI report suggesting that 90% of people loosing money in trading, I doubt is it even worth to spend time on learning this.
Thanks. Yeah, I heard of it too & found the 9:1 odds very interesting. The average person (part of the 90%) seems to have lost 1.1 lakhs .. which is another way of saying the average person who learnt & profited from F&O made 9.9 lakhs.
Thanks for another informative video! It would be good to see some detailed video on options puts and calls, and differece between buy and sell strategy for each. TIA
This is what I said: You see the model was developed in 1973 and the first widely used mathematical method to calculate the theoretical value of an option contract, using current stock prices, expected dividends, the option's strike price, expected interest rates, time to expiration, and expected volatility. Black-Scholes says that instruments, such as stock shares or futures contracts, will have a lognormal distribution of prices following a random walk with constant drift and volatility. Using this assumption and factoring in other important variables, the equation derives the price of a European-style call option. The Black-Scholes equation requires five variables. These inputs are volatility, the price of the underlying asset, the strike price of the option, the time until expiration of the option, and the risk-free interest rate. :)
Thank you so much for your valuable effort in sharing the information's sir. Would request you to provide a video regarding mutual fund and other investment instruments as well. #Happylearning :)
@11:24 : In the given example, Nestle doesn't "save itself" of 25 lakhs whenever the price falls. In fact, when the price falls, they lose an additional 5 lakh (paid as margin). Nestle stands to gain only when the price rises. And n the case of the seller, it benefits them whenever the price falls, as at least they et to keep the margin collected from buyers like Nestle. However, when the price rises, the seller loses an additional profit of 45 lakhs. In Summary : BUYER GAINS WHEN PRICE RISES SELER GAINS WHEN PRICE IS SAME OR FALLS
Good introduction. Felt slightly rushed on the options part, especially the contrast with the futures was not explicity brought up. Since I already had some basic understanding of this topic, it was not a problem for me. Looking forward to deeper dives as I do want to dabble in Option trading sometime in the future.
Yes, this was day 1, class 1 of a new session. The good news is that a couple of creators could gauge that I was wearing a crisp bleached white shirt to school but I'm glad they encouraged me & in the most respectful way, volunteered to help. Lesson 2 will be better
Hello Sir. I love your content, especially your unique thumbnails. I'm Nikhil Verma from Gurugram. I'm in CA Final and I was wondering if there is a possibility to work with you and learn more. Please let me know if there are any interning oppurtunities with you ( Unpaid intern )
Nice and easy explanation for complex subject !
Glad you liked it
Wonderful work Shankar. Believe me this is as simple as it can get. Wonderful examples and tiny insights. Please continue this series.
Thank you very much, Abhay
Nice introduction, please add more detailed videos in this series. I also never did F&O, but understood basics.
Thank you
Looks like my OPTIONS for FUTURE are bright! 😃
Thank you so much Shankar for the captivating primer on esoteric FUTURES/OPTIONS topic! 😃👍🏻
Look forward to its sequels! 👍🏻
Most welcome 😊
Please continue to make deeper sessions on F&O. Thanks.
Most welcome
Please continue the series sir
Sure, thank you!
Yes pls continue... U r the best ❤❤
Pls continue
+1
Pls continue
Very well explained sir. It was explained with such a simplicity that even a layman can understand. Thank you sir for such insightful content 🙏🙏
You are most welcome. Glad you liked it, Prince
Very good presentation with illustrations for a beginner. Thanks and hoping to watch more videos on the subject.
Glad it was helpful!
Appreciate your efforts and please keep educating your audience. I see very sincere and honest effort in all your videos. I started my investment journey through MF 1.5 years back watching your videos on ET money.
Thank you very much. Happy to play a small part in your financial journey
Your videos are very clear and helpful, thanks
Thank you very much!
Thank you for sharing this knowledge. Much easy to understand. Pls continue this series if possible. Gratitude.
Most welcome 🙌 Yes, I'm doing some more research & will come up with episode 2 in this series. Thx!
Very well explained, look forward to more insights in Futures & Options, kindly enlighten us
Thank you!
Thank you
You're welcome
Excellent video and analysis. Please continue this series too. Thanks for your effort
Sure thing! Thanks for the appreciation
Perfect ..thank you so much for this . This is what I was looking for to understand on F&O
You're very welcome! Glad you found it helpful
Good info.... kudos
Thank you
very simply explained
Thanks for liking
This channel Growth should be made as Benchmark for Indians investment knowledge.
If the channel grows... investment knowledge grows and vice versa 😄
Thank you! Glad you are finding the videos useful and are using it to your advantage
Sir, The way you explain is really fabulous, You're inspiring! Please continue the series.
Ps - Loved the video editing.
So nice of you. Thank you very much
Your videos are such a treat to the grey matter
Thank you Partha ji .. glad you liked it
@@shankarnath you may consider a video on portfolio hedging strategy using options. Thanks
Good video from long time I'm planning to jump in F&O hope after watching your more videos on this topics I'll be ready for the jump after 2 months Jai Ho 👍
Thank you
Nothing new, as usual 'BRILLIANT' 😃. Please Continue on this if possible
Nice presentation.Eagerly waiting for this F and O series
Thank you very much
Please keep continuing this series. Thanks
I'll try. Thanks!
Super thanks.. your video are clearly unbiased and always has something to learn. Really amazing video editing and presentation - you should also talk about your tips on communication over youtube.
Thank you so much 🙂
Amazing, learning first time.😊
Wonderful! As I learn more, I'll create follow-up videos
Yes please continue this series
Will do, thanks for the feedback
Great starter. Waiting for the next part
Thanks a lot
Great, 👌Wonderful work Shankar
Thank you so much 🙂
Thanks Shankar, very interesting one.
Glad you liked it, Deepesh ji
You are a God for the nerd.
As usual, a great piece of art from @Shankar
Thank you Sandipan
Love your content.
I appreciate that! Thx
Great explanation
Thank you!
Sir excellent video for introduction on the topic but till all at sea for me😅.Please bring a more detailed video or a continuation on this topic.Thanks a lot.
Thanks for your suggestion
Excellent session please continue...
Thank you
tysm sir!! learnt a lot from this :))
Most welcome! Glad you found it useful
Shankar ji please make a more elaborate video on F & O.. with examples of BUY A CALL, SELL A PUT, BUY A PUT SELL A CALL. one example on each of above scenarios. please please
Thank you for your suggestion 🙌
Very good presentation
Thank you very much
Thanks for valuable content. Please add more content on this subject sir. Also post videos on good time to buy analyzed stocks
Most welcome and thx for your kind suggestions
Sir please make the best smallcase under 5000
Good presentation as always. But with SEBI report suggesting that 90% of people loosing money in trading, I doubt is it even worth to spend time on learning this.
Thanks. Yeah, I heard of it too & found the 9:1 odds very interesting. The average person (part of the 90%) seems to have lost 1.1 lakhs .. which is another way of saying the average person who learnt & profited from F&O made 9.9 lakhs.
That's an interesting perspective. You would never know was it learning or just sheer luck. Anyways good job and keep going.
Shankar sir, Very great example illustration. Just one suggestion, please make the video narrative more in layman terms. 😊
Thank you for your suggestion
please make a full playlist on futures and options guide shnkar ji
Will do 🙌
Welcome to option series bro. Waiting for upcoming series🎉
Thank you
@@shankarnath welcome
Awesomeness video!!
Can you share the presentation? I want to use the derivatives size for a tweet post and give you the credits !
Thank you. Feel free to pull out the screenshots, hope that helps you.
Great content 👍🏼
Thanks!
Thanks for another informative video! It would be good to see some detailed video on options puts and calls, and differece between buy and sell strategy for each. TIA
Most welcome
I reduced playback speed to 0.25x @00:18s but still couldn't understand. Task failed successfully 😂 Looking forward to more in this series Shankar!
This is what I said:
You see the model was developed in 1973 and the first widely used mathematical method to calculate the theoretical value of an option contract, using current stock prices, expected dividends, the option's strike price, expected interest rates, time to expiration, and expected volatility.
Black-Scholes says that instruments, such as stock shares or futures contracts, will have a lognormal distribution of prices following a random walk with constant drift and volatility.
Using this assumption and factoring in other important variables, the equation derives the price of a European-style call option.
The Black-Scholes equation requires five variables. These inputs are volatility, the price of the underlying asset, the strike price of the option, the time until expiration of the option, and the risk-free interest rate.
:)
Awesome video sir, keep posting
Thank you very much
Thank you so much for your valuable effort in sharing the information's sir. Would request you to provide a video regarding mutual fund and other investment instruments as well. #Happylearning :)
Most welcome and thanks for your kind suggestions
Continue it sir....
Thanks 🙌
Thanks a lot 😊
Most welcome
@11:24 : In the given example, Nestle doesn't "save itself" of 25 lakhs whenever the price falls. In fact, when the price falls, they lose an additional 5 lakh (paid as margin). Nestle stands to gain only when the price rises. And n the case of the seller, it benefits them whenever the price falls, as at least they et to keep the margin collected from buyers like Nestle. However, when the price rises, the seller loses an additional profit of 45 lakhs. In Summary :
BUYER GAINS WHEN PRICE RISES
SELER GAINS WHEN PRICE IS SAME OR FALLS
Good introduction. Felt slightly rushed on the options part, especially the contrast with the futures was not explicity brought up. Since I already had some basic understanding of this topic, it was not a problem for me.
Looking forward to deeper dives as I do want to dabble in Option trading sometime in the future.
Yes, this was day 1, class 1 of a new session. The good news is that a couple of creators could gauge that I was wearing a crisp bleached white shirt to school but I'm glad they encouraged me & in the most respectful way, volunteered to help. Lesson 2 will be better
Hello Sir. I love your content, especially your unique thumbnails. I'm Nikhil Verma from Gurugram. I'm in CA Final and I was wondering if there is a possibility to work with you and learn more. Please let me know if there are any interning oppurtunities with you ( Unpaid intern )
Thank you Nikhil. Please write to me separately on this (linkedin or email) bio.link/shankarnath
Good but I have questions if I buying f&0 and price down so what I have to do?
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Good job ..Like *100
Thanks!
Why do we have puts when we can do bull or bear trade with call.. same logic for put.. why have it when we can do bull or bear trade with call..
I'll cover this in a later video.
make deeper sessions on F&O
Will do
Most retail investors make loss and loose capital in F&O
is there any follow up videos on this posted
I just accidentally stumbled in your channel and to learn something interesting
First
👍
I didn't understand anything about options 😭
Not to play every ball coming to you
Staying away from F & O
You explain so seriously that you even crack jokes very seriously 🤣
Good try but long way to go, kudos 💞🇮🇳🧡🪔🔱🚀🎉
Thanks ✌️