Nse Traders can trade in index Futures on NSE or stock
futures in Nse Stock Market
Futures and options represent two of the
most common form of "Derivatives" in Nse Share Market . Derivatives
are financial instruments that derive their value from an 'underlying'. The
underlying is a stock issued by a company, The derivative instrument can be
traded independently of the underlying asset. For Example Reliance Futures
Derives its rates from Reliance stock.
The value of the derivative instrument changes according to the changes in the value of the underlying i.e value of that stock.
The value of the derivative instrument changes according to the changes in the value of the underlying i.e value of that stock.
Rollover means carry forwarding a position in derivative
(f&0) segment. The buy position or
sell Position that you have taken in
current near futures ( current f & o segment ) will be squared off at the end of the
current near futures and you take the
new fresh position in the same Stock Futures in mid month next f&o segment
is called Roll over in Nse ( National
stock Exchange ) Share Market.
Generally Roll over happens at end of the month (Near
f&o segment expiry) and Rollover depend upon the Nse stock market trend if
the Nse share market is bullish (tejI)
roll over mostly done in buying side and if the stock market trend is
bearish ( Mandi) Rollover is done at selling side.
Rollover is possible only in Derivative segment (Future
& Option Trading) of Nse share market also known as a F&O segment in
NSE(National Stock Exchange).
Nse traders should understand that You can't roll over in
Nse cash ( Equity cash ) segment.
Rollover happens only and only in Nse Future & option Trading (f&o
segment )
Nifty futures contracts have a maximum of 3-month trading
cycle - the near month (one), the next month (two) and the far month (three). A
new contract is introduced on the trading day following the expiry of the near
month contract. The new contract will be introduced for three month duration.
This way, at any point in time, there will be 3 contracts available for trading
in the market i.e., one near month, one mid month and one far month duration
respectively.
Future contracts For Three Month Duration.
1) Near month (current Future & option segment)
2) Mid month (Next month Future & option segment)
3) Far Month.
Period of future & option Contract
Generally the end date of f&o (Future & option
contract ) Segment is last THURSDAY of
the month and new future & option contract date starts immediately on preceding Friday.
Ie. New future &
option contract starts on Friday immediately on expiry of the contract on
Thursday.
Example of F&O
Segment contract Period
If the Near Month Future & options contract start in the month of February 2014.
The start date
is 31st January 2014
( Friday ) & Contract will expire by 26th February
2014 Wednesday . Generally Future & Option contract
expires on last Thursday of that month but if the last Thursday is a holiday,
the contract will expire one day before i.e. Wednesday
Same way the Next month Future & option contract (Mid
Month Future & option contract) will start by 28th February
2014 ( Friday ) and will expire by 27th
March 2014 ( Thursday). It’s called March f&o Segment 2014.
And the Far Month contract will start by 28th March 2014 ( Friday
) expire by 24th april 2014 ( Thursday) Its known as April
f&o Segment 2014.
Nse Future Contract always expire’s on last Thursday of
every month & it start new future immediately on Friday.
Roll Over Example
We advised you to read the example of Rollover which will
give you complete idea and solved your all doubts on doing rollover in fno
segment. (Current / Near month – Feb 14,
Mid / Next month March 14, Far
Month April 14.
Mr. Rakesh kumar an Intraday Traders holds positions in TCS
(Stock Futures) having a lot size of 125 @ 2150 in Feb Segment i.e Current FNO
Segment. He is Bullish in the stock and
wants to carry forward his positions to mid month or next month to make more
profit. He will roll over his positions
to next month. If the Price prevailing
in the Next Month is Rs 2160/- Mr. Rakesh Kumar will have to pay premium of Rs
10 for doing Rollover in NSE Segment.
I dont see any example for how to do roll over
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I dont see any example for how to do roll over. If you know, how to carry over a option contracts to next month please let me know
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