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How to trade bank nifty intraday?

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Kavya Nigam
How to trade bank nifty intraday?

If you are an Intraday trader you might be thinking about how to trade in bank nifty in intraday? So the answer to your question is that You can trade in Nifty and Bank Nifty in the derivatives market with the National Stock exchange. As it has a very small lot size i.e 25 quantity per lot. So the minimum investment required to trade is only INR 10000 in Options and INR 25000 in the future segment. Trading in the derivatives market is not allowed in BSE i.e Bombay Stock Exchange.

Details of Nifty and Bank nifty

Nifty is the Index of Nse and it is calculated by calculating the moving Average of Top 50 Companies. Similarly Bank Nifty in the Index of top 12 banks. So, when you trade in Nifty or Best Bank Nifty tips provider in india means it means you are trading of the average of the stocks. There is no underlying asset for the same. Their fore you need to be very careful while marking the trade-in Index. Presently Nifty 50 is running around 11800 and Bank Nifty is trading around 24500.

Calculations of Nifty And Bank Nifty in Intraday ?

Initial Capital you have in your Demat is let’s say 10K and if you trading in options today you got a recommendation

“BUY NIFTY 11850 P.E at 12-14 SL 5 TGT 35/50/100.

12(Market Price) * Lot Size (25) = 300 ( Investment)

so if you invest just 6K in this recommendation then

6000/300 (total investment/price per lot) = 20 lots you can trade with

so Total Quantity bought is 20*25 =500

lets Say 1st target is achieved then the profit you would have book would be

35-12 (target price- buying price) = 23 (Profit booked per unit )

Profit booked in is (Profit booked per unit )*(Total Quantity bought) =

23 * 500 = 11500 (Total Profit Booked)

Investment 6000 and profit booked is of 11500 in single trade

profit in single lot = 23 *25 = 575

i.e if we calculate in percentage of return on investment

575/300 *100 = 191% Return on invesment on first target itself .

Lets say if it would have been in negative side then loss per lot would have been

12- 5 (buyingprice – sl price) = 7

7*25 = 175

So, Risk Involved is of INR 175 per lot in case of profit it would have been 575 per lot .

So, utilize your investment in best way and learn in details about investment by our expert’s .

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