NSE India Option Chain: Nifty Option Chain

Last Updated On 19-Mar-2024

An option chain is a detailed list of the existing options contracts for a specific underlying stock or index. It primarily displays all call and put options available on an underlying with a precise expiration. The Options are sorted by strike price and statistics on premium, open interest, and implied volatility. The listing provides premium, volume, open interest, and other statistics for various strike prices.

Expiry Date:

CALLSPUTS
Total OIChg in OlChg % OlLTPChg %Strike PriceChg %LTPChg % OIChg in OlTotal OI
214800 0 0.00

7.8

0.00

2400 - - - - -
320550 -500 -0.16

7885

-0.16

14000

-30.00

0.7

0.81 1400 174050
31750 6800 27.25

6840

27.25

15000

-36.36

0.7

10.55 1150 12050
24300 -150 -0.61

5880

-0.61

16000

-8.70

1.05

-0.74 -850 114750
78050 -1150 -1.45

4919

-1.45

17000

0.00

1.55

2.79 6650 244650
400250 -45350 -10.18

3878

-10.18

18000

-17.14

1.45

2.63 18750 730450
509850 -36450 -6.67

2880

-6.67

19000

-6.06

1.55

-3.14 -35750 1102050
97000 -9050 -8.53

2379

-8.53

19500

-19.44

1.45

-2.26 -6550 283800
3750 0 0.00

2355

0.00

19550

-28.00

1.8

60.0 1050 2800
5550 -100 -1.77

2357.45

-1.77

19600

-18.60

1.75

-7.23 -2650 34000
800 0 0.00

2820

0.00

19650

-22.86

1.35

48.28 1400 4300
10250 0 0.00

2355

0.00

19700

-12.20

1.8

13.69 4600 38200
200 0 0.00

2251.5

0.00

19750

-13.95

1.85

103.03 3400 6700
9800 -50 -0.51

2104.3

-0.51

19800

-13.04

2

2.21 1750 81100
150 0 0.00

2204.45

0.00

19850

-8.89

2.05

194.64 5450 8250
6300 -350 -5.26

2000

-5.26

19900

-14.89

2

15.39 6950 52100
150 0 0.00

2183.9

0.00

19950

-8.51

2.15

343.48 3950 5100
687950 -100750 -12.77

1877.7

-12.77

20000

-11.11

2.4

-4.32 -170750 3781050
1600 0 0.00

2110

0.00

20050

-14.81

2.3

33.17 3450 13850
3550 0 0.00

1925

0.00

20100

-5.88

2.4

-15.49 -19350 105550
550 0 0.00

1805.55

0.00

20150

-7.55

2.45

327.4 11950 15600
17000 -150 -0.87

1700

-0.87

20200

-13.33

2.6

-21.92 -43450 154800
150 0 0.00

1928.45

0.00

20250

-8.77

2.6

173.33 14300 22550
7650 -550 -6.71

1564.65

-6.71

20300

-8.62

2.65

-5.04 -9200 173250
650 0 0.00

1728.95

0.00

20350

-3.23

3

-5.86 -3600 57850
5150 -3300 -39.05

1481.75

-39.05

20400

3.45

3

-22.44 -76550 264550
600 0 0.00

1647.2

0.00

20450

4.55

3.45

47.0 5100 15950
162350 -15100 -8.51

1382

-8.51

20500

13.85

3.7

1.87 23300 1268650
2000 850 73.91

1357

73.91

20550

10.39

4.25

97.51 19600 39700
42150 -4550 -9.74

1285.1

-9.74

20600

16.67

4.55

41.82 57000 193300
1400 0 0.00

1491.25

0.00

20650

13.19

5.15

-3.52 -2150 58950
19150 -1150 -5.67

1178.1

-5.67

20700

18.48

5.45

22.68 76050 411400
2500 0 0.00

1380

0.00

20750

21.36

6.25

51.23 25050 73950
31100 -1850 -5.61

1081.65

-5.61

20800

29.46

7.25

16.71 69650 486450
1550 0 0.00

1335

0.00

20850

33.60

8.35

2.71 1250 47350
10850 -1000 -8.44

1033.55

-8.44

20900

39.71

9.5

13.95 55650 454500
700 0 0.00

1221.8

0.00

20950

46.10

11.25

46.17 47650 150850
1021050 -107250 -9.51

888.45

-9.51

21000

51.74

13.05

-0.84 -37700 4435350
1900 0 0.00

1084.4

0.00

21050

62.16

15

51.0 52400 155150
24950 5650 29.27

797.95

29.27

21100

71.64

17.25

14.39 61650 490100
1550 0 0.00

924.6

0.00

21150

75.32

20.25

30.66 31750 135300
117100 20550 21.28

704

21.28

21200

77.99

23.05

1.94 19700 1036150
5900 -600 -9.23

659.3

-9.23

21250

80.46

27.7

27.71 40200 185300
29650 300 1.02

614.9

1.02

21300

82.91

32.1

5.8 60700 1106850
4850 150 3.19

610

3.19

21350

82.77

37.65

35.35 45300 173450
53500 -850 -1.56

527.9

-1.56

21400

86.37

44.45

17.05 134200 921400
12100 7200 146.94

484

146.94

21450

89.77

52.85

8.74 13200 164250
509400 43250 9.28

445.5

9.28

21500

86.56

61.1

7.28 207400 3058250
14550 5200 55.61

406.2

55.61

21550

88.11

71.2

22.12 29350 162050
141700 39900 39.19

366.3

39.19

21600

90.35

84.8

11.22 105750 1048400
33850 8950 35.94

332.7

35.94

21650

89.16

98.55

12.51 28450 255950
181650 49300 37.25

297.8

37.25

21700

89.08

113.45

14.49 236050 1864850
52750 31050 143.09

261.9

143.09

21750

88.52

131.4

10.11 18200 198300
597900 362250 153.72

233.55

153.72

21800

85.26

150.15

38.54 612800 2202650
196850 168600 596.81

205.5

596.81

21850

82.30

171

35.33 64700 247850
1491200 1198350 409.20

178.7

409.20

21900

79.72

194.1

66.9 765100 1908750
381950 252500 195.06

155.2

195.06

21950

78.77

219.35

-1.57 -4000 250700
4075450 1664950 69.07

131.6

69.07

22000

76.14

246.25

13.51 494800 4156100
303650 124400 69.40

113.6

69.40

22050

74.79

278.7

-16.34 -37050 189700
1341000 259000 23.94

95.2

23.94

22100

72.41

310

-27.85 -354000 917000
287650 25750 9.83

79.4

9.83

22150

67.76

346

-66.83 -177900 88300
2270150 -255250 -10.11

67.55

-10.11

22200

66.13

381.6

-31.85 -648150 1387150
346750 146250 72.94

54.6

72.94

22250

64.66

418.9

-21.25 -21400 79300
1728750 256100 17.39

46.4

17.39

22300

61.33

460.75

-11.46 -117100 904650
301850 27850 10.16

37.7

10.16

22350

57.21

501.9

-8.05 -6800 77650
1565800 24900 1.62

30.2

1.62

22400

56.31

544.1

-15.78 -116950 624400
305750 109900 56.11

24.9

56.11

22450

52.04

588.15

-14.82 -8550 49150
2688350 305000 12.80

20.3

12.80

22500

49.92

634.9

-8.46 -113850 1231450
322350 4650 1.46

16.25

1.46

22550

46.66

676.3

-3.56 -1650 44650
1481600 126500 9.34

12.95

9.34

22600

43.16

725.95

-11.35 -17850 139350
494550 253650 105.29

10.55

105.29

22650

39.75

753.05

-2.13 -350 16100
1609700 149850 10.26

8.6

10.26

22700

38.98

823.2

-18.12 -17200 77700
374100 36350 10.76

7.45

10.76

22750

28.64

812.95

-13.33 -4500 29250
1742150 171950 10.95

6.05

10.95

22800

34.58

916.75

-8.33 -5350 58900
230700 -41000 -15.09

5.35

-15.09

22850

31.14

945

-3.73 -700 18050
827950 -329400 -28.46

4.8

-28.46

22900

32.73

1015.75

0.39 100 25650
159650 -14700 -8.43

4.3

-8.43

22950

43.97

1007

0.0 0 19550
3436850 -105650 -2.98

3.95

-2.98

23000

28.52

1122.35

-1.86 -17850 943450
147000 -11250 -7.11

3.45

-7.11

23050

0.00

916.1

0.0 0 11200
691650 16900 2.50

3

2.50

23100

26.69

1219

-2.73 -700 24950
112000 9150 8.90

3.05

8.90

23150

0.00

899.65

0.0 0 6400
671950 -554700 -45.22

2.9

-45.22

23200

23.84

1287.15

-0.3 -350 114550
76200 5650 8.01

2.8

8.01

23250

0.00

998.85

0.0 0 9650
294250 -21300 -6.75

2.85

-6.75

23300

7.96

1360.1

0.0 0 3650
96000 14350 17.58

2.8

17.58

23350

0.00

1098.55

0.0 0 800
262600 4750 1.84

2.6

1.84

23400

0.00

1223.1

0.0 0 2650
88350 -28450 -24.36

2.7

-24.36

23450

0.00

1200

0.0 0 850
1241600 -4850 -0.39

2.6

-0.39

23500

17.48

1612.65

-1.14 -2950 255800
28950 -1100 -3.66

2.5

-3.66

23550

-0.01

969.45

0.0 0 800
109400 -14300 -11.56

2.45

-11.56

23600

0.00

1553.25

0.0 0 250
21150 -450 -2.08

2.6

-2.08

23650 - - - - -
192350 21900 12.85

2.45

12.85

23700

0.00

1614.9

0.0 0 850
18650 1550 9.06

2.35

9.06

23750

0.00

1149.65

0.0 0 100
123450 -1650 -1.32

2.3

-1.32

23800

0.00

1706.45

0.0 0 1100
33300 1850 5.88

2.25

5.88

23850

0.00

1717.1

0.0 0 50
63050 -2950 -4.47

2.45

-4.47

23900

0.00

1814.9

0.0 0 500
24450 650 2.73

2.25

2.73

23950

0.00

1376.7

0.0 0 100
2447000 132250 5.71

2.35

5.71

24000

13.43

2110.2

-1.86 -9600 507750
6650 -3300 -33.17

2.35

-33.17

24050

0.00

1472.85

0.0 0 50
41650 -750 -1.77

2.2

-1.77

24100

0.10

1995

0.0 0 1050
15800 350 2.27

2.3

2.27

24150

0.00

1570.35

0.0 0 50
28150 -6300 -18.29

2.15

-18.29

24200

0.00

2004.1

0.0 0 150
28500 -4750 -14.29

2.35

-14.29

24250 - - - - -
768350 -3100 -0.40

1.9

-0.40

25000

8.83

3107

-0.55 -2100 378700
197550 -3100 -1.54

1.8

-1.54

26000

6.74

4100

4.02 1950 50400
425000 218100 105.41

1.6

105.41

27000

5.44

5060.3

-1.72 -200 11400

Note : Highlighted are "in-the-money"

Nifty 50 Futures

Nifty Fut

₹ 21840.2

28 March

-255.50 icon  -1.15%

Nifty Fut

₹ 21840.2

25 April

-252.35 icon  -1.13%

Latest Nifty 50 Futures Options


CALL

NIFTY 50 22000 CALL

₹ 129.65

28 March

72.813 %


PUT

NIFTY 50 22000 P

₹ 129.65

28 March

72.813 %


CALL

NIFTY 50 23000 CALL

₹ 4.2

28 March

-4.278 %


PUT

NIFTY 50 23000 P

₹ 4.2

28 March

-4.278 %

How to use the NSE option chain table?

There are various components of an Options Chart in a NIFTY option chain.

  • Option type

    Call and put are the two types of options.

    A call option is a contract that grants you the right, but not the duty, to purchase the underlying at a defined price within the option's expiration period.

    A put option is a contract that grants you the right but not the obligation to sell the underlying at a defined price before the option expires.

  • Strike price

    It is the cost at which the option's buyer and seller agreed to execute the contract. Only when an option's price crosses this strike price will your trade turn a profit.

  • Open Interest (OI)

    This information indicates traders' interest in a specific strike price of an option. OI informs you of the number of contracts exchanged but not executed or squared off.

    The greater the quantity, the greater the interest among traders in a specific strike price of an option. Thus, there is enough liquidity to trade your option whenever you choose.

  • Change in Open Interest

    It informs you of any changes in the Open Interest throughout the expiration time, such as the total number of contracts closed, exercised or squared off. You must closely analyse and review an increase in OI.

  • Implied Volatility (IV)

    A higher IV indicates the possibility of large price movements, whereas a low IV indicates little or few price changes. The IV does not signify whether the price change is upward or downward.

  • LTP

    The shorthand for the last traded price of an option is LTP.

  • Net Change

    This component indicates the LTP's net change. Green indicates positive adjustments or price increases, and red signifies negative changes or price decreases.

  • Bid Quantity

    This component specifies the number of purchase orders for a particular strike price. It also indicates the current demand for the strike price.

  • Bid price

    It is the price assigned in the most recent buy order. A price higher than the LTP may indicate a rising Options demand and vice versa.

  • Ask price

    It is the price offered in the most recent sell order.

  • Ask Quantity

    This component specifies the number of open sell orders at a particular strike price. It is an indicator of the Option's supply.

A thorough examination of the Options Chain may give you a wealth of information about an option and assist in making an informed choice about the trading.

FAQs

What is a call option?

A call option gives buyer of the option the right (but not puts the obligation) to buy an asset or security at a pre-determined price at a given date in future. For example, X buys from Y the call option to buy 1 share of Reliance for Rs 100 at the end of 1 month from now. At the end of 1 month, the market price of Reliance is Rs 110. So it is profitable for X to exercise the call option. So he will exercise the call option and buy 1 share of Reliance from Y for Rs 100. On the other hand, suppose the market price of the share of Reliance at the end of 1 month is Rs 90. Now it is not profitable for X to exercise the call option and buy the share of Reliance for Rs 100 from Y. He can buy the share from the market at a cheaper price of Rs 90. So he will not exercise the call option. He will let it go expired.

For buying this call option, X will have to pay a price to the option seller, Y. This price is known as option premium. For example, for buying the call option on the share of Reliance, in the above example, X may pay a premium of Rs 2 to Y.

What is a put option?

A buyer of the put option gets the right (but not the obligation) to sell an asset or security to the seller of the option at a predetermined price at a given date in future. For example, X buys from Y a put option to sell 1 share of Reliance for Rs 100 , 1 month from now. At the end of 1 month, the market price of 1 share of Reliance is Rs 90. So it is profitable for X to exercise the put option and sell the share of Reliance to Y for Rs 100. So X will exercise the put option. He will sell the share of Reliance to Y for Rs 100. On the other hand, suppose at the end of 1 month the market price of Reliance share is Rs. 110. Now it is not profitable for X to exercise the option. He can sell the share of Reliance at a higher price in the market for Rs 110. So X will not exercise the put option. He will let the option expire.

For buying this put option, X will have to pay a price to the option seller, Y. This price is known as option premium. For example, for buying the put option on the share of Reliance, in the above example, X may pay a premium of Rs 2 to Y.

What are European & American Options?

A European option is one that can be exercised only on the day of its exercise. It cannot be exercised on any day before the exercise date. An American option, on the other hand, can be exercised on any day up to the exercise date. So if the exercise date of the option is 31st December, and the option is European, then the option can be exercised only on 31st December. But if the option is American then it can be exercised on any day up to 31st December.

What is a futures contract?

A futures is a contract between two parties to exchange an asset or security on a future date at a predetermined price. A futures is a contract. Therefore, both the parties are obliged to fulfill their obligations under the contract. Suppose X enters into a futures contract with Y for buying 1 share of Reliance for Rs 100 , 1 month from now. At the end of 1 month, X will have to buy 1 share of Reliance from Y for Rs 100. And Y will have to sell 1 share of Reliance to X for Rs 100. It does not matter whether it is profitable for 1 of the parties to do so or not.

What is a forward contract?

A forward contract is same as a futures contract, except for one difference. A futures contract is listed and traded on a stock exchange. A forward contract is entered into privately between two parties. There is no involvement of an exchange in a forward contract.

Credit risk or default risk is there in a forward contract. But it is not there in a futures contract. Credit risk is the risk of one of the parties not fulfilling its contractual obligations. In a futures contract if the other party defaults, the exchange fulfills the contractual obligation of the defaulting party.

What is the meaning of 5% stock rule?

5% stock rule means that more than 5% of one’s portfolio of investments should not be in one asset or security. The rule is meant to avoid concentration of risk and achieve diversification.

Is it riskier to trade in options than in stocks?

Options are complicated to understand. One should trade in options only when one clearly understands them. If you are selling or writing an option, then there are margin requirements. The advantage of options is that you can take exposure to a stock or asset with much lesser investment through options. If you are buying an option then there is no margin requirement. Buying an option does not put any obligation or risk on you. But selling an option puts the obligation on you to deliver in case the buying party decides to exercise the option.

What is a covered option strategy?

A covered option strategy is one where you own the asset on which you are selling the call option. So if you are selling or writing a call option on the stock of Reliance, then you already own the stock of Reliance at the time of selling the option.

What is a naked option strategy?

A naked option strategy is one where you sell call option on an asset without owning that asset. For example, you write or sell a call option on the stock of Reliance without owning the stock.

What is a Strangle strategy in options?

A strangle strategy is one where you have a call option position and put option position in the same asset for the same exercise date but with different strike prices. For example, you have bought a call option on the stock of Reliance with exercise date of December 31st and strike price of Rs 100. You have also bought a put option on the stock of Reliance with exercise date of December 31st and exercise price of Rs 110. This is a strangle. This strategy is used when there is expectation that there may be significant movement in the price of the asset.

What is a straddle strategy in options?

A straddle strategy in options is one where you buy (or sell) a call and put option on the same asset with the same strike prices and exercise dates. You buy a call option on 1 share of Reliance with exercise price of Rs 100 and exercise date of 31st December. You also buy a put option on 1 share of Reliance with exercise price of Rs 100 and exercise date of 31st December. This is an example of a strangle.

What is an in-the-money option?

An in-the-money option is one which is currently profitable for the holder of the option, if exercised. So, an in-the-money option has positive value. An in-the-money call option is one where the market price of the underlying asset is more than the strike price of the option. An in-the-money put option is one where the market price of the asset is less than the strike price of the put option.

What is an out-of-the-money option?

An out-of-the-money option is one, which is currently loss-making for the holder of the option, if exercised. So an out-of-the-money option has negative value. An out-of-the-money call option is where the market price of the underlying asset is less than the strike price of the option. An out-of-the-money put option is where the market price of the asset is more than the strike price of the put option.

What is an at-the-money option?

An at-the-money option is one which has 0 value currently. A call option is at-the-money when the market price of the underlying asset is same as the strike or exercise price of the option. A put option is at-the-money when the market price of the underlying asset is same as the strike price of the option.


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