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What is Advanced Trading?

Advanced trading means using special strategies beyond simple buy-sell stock trades.
You can make money in up, down, or sideways markets — just like an all-rounder in cricket!

Why Learn Advanced Trading Strategies?

Better Profit Opportunities: Earn from any market trend.
Risk Control: Limit losses and protect your capital.
Hedging: Reduce big risks during market swings.
More Flexibility: Trade in local & global markets.
Stay Ahead: Use smart methods that beginners miss.

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What Are Options?

Options are contracts that give you the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a stock at a fixed price before a certain date.

Options are contracts that give you the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a stock at a fixed price before a certain date.

Call Option: Right to buy.

Put Option: Right to sell.

Example:
Buy call option for stock at ₹100. If price rises to ₹120, you buy at ₹100, sell at ₹120.

Covered Call

Sell a call option on shares you already own.
When to Use:
When you think the stock will stay flat or rise slightly.
Example:
- Own 100 shares at ₹500.
- Sell call option at ₹550 strike.
- If stock stays under ₹550, keep premium & shares.
If it rises above ₹550, shares sell at ₹550, you keep premium.

Protective Put

Buy a put option to protect from price drops.

When to Use:
If you’re long-term bullish but fear short-term losses.

Example:

Own stock at ₹200.

Buy put at strike ₹180.

If price drops to ₹150, you can still sell at ₹180.

Spread Strategies

Spreads involve buying and selling options at different strikes to limit risk.
Table: Spread Strategies

Strategy	Market View	How It Works	Example
Bull Call Spread	Moderately Bullish	Buy lower strike call & sell higher	Buy call at ₹100, sell call at ₹120
Bear Put Spread	Moderately Bearish	Buy higher strike put & sell lower	Buy put at ₹200, sell put at ₹180

Straddle & Strangle

When you expect big movement but don’t know the direction.
Table: Straddle vs Strangle

Strategy	How It Works	Best For
Long Straddle	Buy 1 call + 1 put (same strike & expiry)	High volatility
High volatilityLong Strangle	Buy 1 call + 1 put (different strikes)	Cheaper, big moves

Example:
Buy call & put at ₹100. If stock goes to ₹150 or down to ₹50 — profit. If stays at ₹100 — lose premium only

Futures & Hedging

Futures contracts let you agree to buy or sell at a fixed future price.
Example:
Own 500 shares at ₹300.
Sell futures at ₹300 to hedge.
If price drops to ₹250, loss in shares is balanced by profit in futures.

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Advanced Technical Indicators

Use charts & indicators to make smart trades.

Moving Averages (MA): Shows trend direction.

RSI: Tells if stock is overbought/oversold.

MACD: Shows momentum and trend reversals.
Volume Indicators: Confirms strength of a trend.

Tips for Using Advanced Strategies

Have a clear trading plan.

Use stop-loss to limit risk.

Start with small amounts.

Keep learning and practising.

Backtest your strategies.
Stay calm — no emotional trading!

Options vs Futures vs Cash Market

Feature	Cash Market	Options Trading	Futures Trading
Ownership	Yes	No	No
Obligation to Buy/Sell	Yes	No	Yes
Risk	Unlimited Loss	Limited to Premium	High Risk
Leverage	No	Yes (limited)	Yes (high)
Best For	Beginners	Intermediate Traders	Advanced Traders

Real-Life Example: Collar Strategy

Scenario:
You expect Stock XYZ at ₹1000 to go up slightly in 2 months but want downside protection.
✅ Buy Stock XYZ.
✅ Sell call option at ₹1050.
✅ Buy put option at ₹950.
Your profit is capped above ₹1050, loss is limited below ₹950.
Advanced trading & strategy help you trade smart, protect your money, and earn more even when the market is unpredictable.

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