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Nifty Trend Analysis Explained Step by Step | Trading for Beginners

Nifty Trend Analysis Explained Step by Step | Trading for Beginners In this educational video, I share a simple and effective way to analyse Nifty direction using only the Open Interest (OI) column from the Option Chain. This method can be applied not only to Nifty but to any script in the derivatives market. 🔹 What is Open Interest? • Open Interest (OI) = Number of open short positions in the market • Example: If Call Option (CE) has 1,00,000 contracts and Put Option (PE) has 80,000 contracts —  → CE OI is higher than PE OI by 20,000 contracts = Indicates possible downside move • Similarly, if PE OI is higher than CE OI, it indicates possible upside move 🔹 How We Analyse in This Method: • We check cumulative OI for ATM, ITM1, ITM2, ITM3, OTM1, OTM2, OTM3 • Compare total CE OI with total PE OI • If CE OI is higher than PE OI → More short positions in calls → Market bias to downside • If PE OI is higher than CE OI → More short positions in puts → Market bias to upside 🎯 What You’ll Learn in This Video: ✔ How to use option chain for quick market direction analysis ✔ Understanding the role of open interest in predicting market moves ✔ How to calculate and compare CE & PE OI cumulative values ✔ Why this method works for Nifty and any other script 📩 Have Doubts or Questions? Message us on WhatsApp: 7339389393 (No Calls Please) ⏰ Available: 10 AM to 6 PM 📢 Join Our Free Telegram Channel for More Updates 👉 https://t.me/ddnifty ❗ Note: We DO NOT offer any stock tips, calls, or guaranteed returns. This content is strictly for educational purposes. 🔔 Like this analysis? Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more such trading breakdowns in Tamil! 📌 DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational use only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves risk. Please consult a SEBI-registered advisor before making any trading decisions. #NiftyPrediction #OptionChainAnalysis #OpenInterest #ddnifty