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Futures are contracts which have expiry dates. You can buy/sell and sell/buy the future any day during market hours before the expiry date. That means you can buy and also sell the future in the same day (intraday) and if you want to carry it for few days, you can do so. And this can be done...

Yes, you can square off on the same day and book your profits.

Hi abigbull, Not sure whether sharing email ids is permitted in this forum rgds, BlueGuy

Abigbull, I didn't find any trend on Tuesday 23rd between 10:00 and 10:30/45. And also between 10:30/45 till 12:30. So didn't trade on 23rd. On 24th, there was no trend till 10:45, but up-trend was observed from 10:45 -12:30, so I bought Call-4200 at 12:30 and sold them at 2:45 with 40%...

hI abigbull, For doing paper trading, no need to spend time during trading hours, You can visit nseindia website at the end of the day and you will get the chart for that particular day. You can assume that you are buying, selling, making desicions based on the procedure provided in the 1st...

Many thanks Ghosh-Bhai, I guess I have understand this Ultimate strategy completly and will be doing paper trading for few days. Will keep you updated with my trade history. rgds, BlueGuy

Thanks Ghosh-Bhai, I am comparing your Ultimate strategy with yesterday,s (19 Jun). Open (as per NSEindia Website) = 4251.10 At 10:00 = 4300 At 10:30 = 4287 At 10:45 = 4262 If we compare the trend with 10:00 and 10:30 then we don't find any trend. And if we compare 10:00 with...

Hi, I am trying to understand the strategy over here. Does this mean I should buy both PUT and CALL at the same time. Can you please explain if possible. rgds, BlueGuy

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