One of the most anticipated features of all time by Sensibull was Paper Trading. That is trading with virtual money instead of real money. And today, we are glad to announce the fully loaded paper trading feature. You can now add any trade you have to a virtual portfolio and track how you are doing, … Continue reading New Feature — Virtual Trading Of Futures and Options
Hello, When we launched Sensibull, we wanted it to be for all. We realized as long as we are with a broker, we cannot do that. So we decided, let us not have a broker‘s ’login, let’s have a Google login instead. And that has landed us in Sensibull for all. So what does Sensibull … Continue reading Sensibull Without a Broker Login
Nifty Versus Bank Nifty Nifty Weekly options are now live on Sensibull. You can now access the NSE Nifty Weekly Option Chain, construct trading strategies of weekly Nifty Options, watch your positions, and much more! If you need a kick starter video on it, here you are: Kick the tires, and light the fires. Shall we?
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Here are some hard-learned resolutions we made over the last decade in one high-intensity capsule I will not trade with the money I cannot afford to lose I will not gamble. I will not trade 50–50 situations I will only trade high probability trades I will sit out and not take a trade if market … Continue reading New Year Resolutions for Traders
Webinar on Options Trading with Option Theta or Time value decay of Options This tutorial on Options Trading Strategies talks about Option Theta or time value decay of Options. It compares the theta of various option trading strategies such as Call Option, Put Option, Bull Call Spread, Bear Call Spread, Bull Put Spread, Bear Put Spread, … Continue reading Live Class: Theta — Sunday 4 PM Dec 2nd
One of the questions which always haunts an options trader is: is an IV too high or too low. And how do you know if an IV is high or low? 25 is a high IV for an Index, 30 is low for a large-cap stock, and even 80 is not too high for a … Continue reading How high is high? The IV percentile
