Which is better to trade Nifty or Banknifty?

In my opinion Nifty is for overall index and Bank Nifty is for “Top Fifty” of equities in Banking Industry. By all means “NIFTY” is better than “Bank Nifty” and simple “NIFTY” is bundled with diversified industries instead of keeping all eggs in one basket.

Why do traders prefer Bank Nifty?

Bank NIFTY is an index of the 12 highest cap and most liquid stocks from the banking sector. On one hand, due to its high volatility, Bank NIFTY is exceptionally attractive to traders who are looking to generate a quick profit, as price jumps are more likely with this script.

What is Bank Nifty & Nifty weekly options strategy?

There is huge trading volume in Bank Nifty & Nifty Weekly Options Strategy, so I developed a strategy based on Weekly Options. In this course you will learn to trade bank nifty and nifty weekly options with hedging. Strategy 1) Strategy 1 is an aggressive strategy where you will learn how to hedge futures with options.

What is the best strategy to trade in NIFTY?

Strategy 2: Bank Nifty Conservative Weekly Options Strategy – Can be traded in Nifty as well: This strategy is for trades who do not want to trade direction, want profits fast and stick to weekly options only. This can be traded Intraday also.

Is banknifty good for options trading?

In Banknifty course you will get two strategies. One Aggressive for future traders (with hedge), and one Conservative for options only (with hedge) intraday or positional trading. These strategies can be traded in stocks too. Both the strategies are properly hedged to ensure losses are less and limited, but profits can soar.

What is the Conservative Bank NIFTY strategy?

The Conservative Bank Nifty Strategy will teach you: 1 What time to start the trade 2 Which strikes to select to buy or sell 3 What direction to trade 4 When to exit the trade with profits 5 When to take a stop loss 6 What changes can be done and practiced to make more money