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    F&O Radar | Deploy Bull Call Ratio Spread in Nifty to play range bound index expiry

    Nifty's positive trend confirmed by MACD signals and derivative data. Analysts advise caution due to FII net % long levels. Traders recommended a bull call ratio spread strategy for limited upside potential. Expert disclaimer underscores the need for individual analysis in trading decisions.

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    F&O Radar| Deploy Short Strangle in Nifty to trade range-bound oscillation

    Jain expects Nifty to be ranged between 24,300 and 23,800 and for the coming week expiry with 24,000 being the anchor point.

    F&O Radar | Nifty expiry day Bull Call Spread strategy to gain from positive trend

    The highest open interest (OI) is observed at the 24,000 strike on the call side, while on the put side, it is at the 23,500 strike. Therefore, the expected trading range for the day is between 23,500 and 24,000.

    Tech View: Nifty forms ‘3 Advancing Soldiers’ pattern. Here’s how to trade on Thursday expiry

    Nifty ended Wednesday session 147.5 points higher and formed a new peak at 23,889 level to form a long bull candle on the daily charts.

    F&O Radar: Deploy Nifty expiry day Short Iron Butterfly strategy to trade range-bound momentum

    However, the 23,100/23,175 range looks like a very good support and 23,450/23,500 looks to be very crucial resistance, so this is the range within which the weekly settlement of Nifty is likely and beyond this range, there can be some directional move expected, adds Thakkar.

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