But, this won't protect all the profits.....only some?
Now, assume if have bought IFCI PE(from January onwards) 60 at Rs.2 for a total of Rs.8000. Now, price of IFCI goes from 65 to 55. Then we buy IFCI futures at 55 . But, then IFCI finishes at 60 on expiry. So, we lose the premium of Rs.8000. But, we gain on futures for a total of Rs.20,000 (Rs.5*4000) - Rs.8000 = Rs.12,000. Out of this, we have to pay for brokerage costs plus expiry cost. I think STT on expiry is quite large... so perhaps there will be much less profit?
So, with the new PE system from Jan, perhaps we can assume that profits will be halved. Because, exercising at 55 would mean Rs.20000 profit. But now, profit is Rs.12000.
Apologies if figures above are incorrect. I am still learning options.
Now, assume if have bought IFCI PE(from January onwards) 60 at Rs.2 for a total of Rs.8000. Now, price of IFCI goes from 65 to 55. Then we buy IFCI futures at 55 . But, then IFCI finishes at 60 on expiry. So, we lose the premium of Rs.8000. But, we gain on futures for a total of Rs.20,000 (Rs.5*4000) - Rs.8000 = Rs.12,000. Out of this, we have to pay for brokerage costs plus expiry cost. I think STT on expiry is quite large... so perhaps there will be much less profit?
So, with the new PE system from Jan, perhaps we can assume that profits will be halved. Because, exercising at 55 would mean Rs.20000 profit. But now, profit is Rs.12000.
Apologies if figures above are incorrect. I am still learning options.
but in this case it is 12k, which is better than the options going worthless, if ifci closed at 60 on expiry day.