Liquid stock options nse

% change Today : - with respect to Prev. Close - with respect to adjusted price on ex-date for Dividend, Bonus, Rights & Face Value Split. - For securities that undergo call auction in special pre-open session - % change is calculated with respect to equilibrium price determined in the session. (in case of New/IPO Listings; Re-Listing; Corporate Action; Surveillance action.)
% change Today : - with respect to Prev. Close - with respect to adjusted price on ex-date for Dividend, Bonus, Rights & Face Value Split. - For securities that undergo call auction in special pre-open session - % change is calculated with respect to equilibrium price determined in the session. (in case of New/IPO Listings; Re-Listing; Corporate Action; Surveillance action.)

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This article is only for readers who are active in options trading in the Indian stock markets, particularly S&P CNX Nifty Index (CNXNFTY-IN).
Although National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India boasts of listing option contracts with expiries of upto 3 months on nearly 300 stocks, there is hardly any liquidity on most of these contracts. An option is considered to be liquid if there are actively traded contracts for in the money, at the money and out of money strike prices. Anyone who has dabbled with options on NSE will agree that:
Most of the stocks do not have ample buying/selling activity in option contracts Spread between the ask and bid prices is abnormally high Option contracts are available only for the near month expiry.
Active trading in Indian options has helped me compile the below list of stocks which have enough liquidity to be considered for any meaningful trading or hedging. However, note that even these options are liquid only for near month expiry.

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Most liquid index and stock options on the NSE. I had done a little research of my own yesterday 17th April and reviewed the odd stock options available on NSE National Stock Exchange, India.
I spend around 30 seconds looking at each one of them on the NSE website and tried to categorize them into Tiers based on how liquid they are.
As the Tier number increases, the liquidity number of contracts traded each day goes down. For example, Tier 1 stock options are more liquid than Tier 3 stock options and so forth. For example, If a stock has around contracts traded on each of some of the liquid strike prices each day, then I classified them under Tier 4A.
Please realize that not all strike prices tend to be equally liquid. Usually the strike prices having round numbers like , etc and the ones closer to the spot price tend to be more liquid.
For the classification above, I chose the strike prices which are somewhat more liquid. Its also important to realize that during certain times just before and after earnings release, etc the volumes of the options spike but return to their baseline a little later on.
I have not taken into consideration such spikes in the list above. The whole thing took me about 3 hours to do and I manually spend around 30 seconds for each stock, so there could be mistakes.
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