Adani Enterp.

2410.8 41.40

Adani Ports

1199.9 4.45

Apollo Hospitals

6671.35 -60.80

Asian Paints

2349.4 42.75

Axis Bank

1089.85 5.40

Bajaj Auto

7912.2 -160.75

Bajaj Finance

8594.6 -74.65

Bajaj Finserv

1920.45 -10.50

Bharat Electron

287.5 5.10

Bharti Airtel

1746 -8.60

Cipla

1495.7 43.35

Coal India

397.05 -0.45

Dr Reddy's Labs

1151.45 1.45

Eicher Motors

5379.15 23.65

Grasim Inds

2651.9 35.40

HCL Technologies

1470.1 -57.45

HDFC Bank

1794.85 -2.05

HDFC Life Insur.

692.9 -3.25

Hero Motocorp

3753.35 -30.60

Hind. Unilever

2244.55 6.65

Hindalco Inds.

652.65 -8.55

ICICI Bank

1329.55 -1.70

IndusInd Bank

709.4 6.95

Infosys

1496.5 -53.65

ITC

409.4 0.35

JSW Steel

1044.05 -11.85

Kotak Mah. Bank

2132.6 -22.00

Larsen & Toubro

3420.15 0.25

M & M

2611.45 -26.10

Maruti Suzuki

11688.1 -28.00

Nestle India

2245.65 34.95

NTPC

358.9 7.15

O N G C

243.31 -7.33

Power Grid Corpn

299.1 12.35

Reliance Industr

1248.7 -2.45

SBI Life Insuran

1542.25 -17.60

Shriram Finance

654.15 14.75

St Bk of India

779.2 3.25

Sun Pharma.Inds.

1770 56.35

Tata Consumer

1071 8.30

Tata Motors

653.95 -17.95

Tata Steel

153.62 -1.07

TCS

3403.15 -140.80

Tech Mahindra

1369.35 -53.70

Titan Company

3127.55 29.10

Trent

5675.3 -7.20

UltraTech Cem.

11606.6 355.65

Wipro

256.35 -7.25

Zomato Ltd

210.9 -1.13

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What are Derivatives?

Derivatives are financial contracts that derive their value from an underlying asset. There are 4 kinds of derivative instruments – forwards, futures, options and swaps. Futures are contracts or an agreement between two parties to either buy or sell a fixed quantity of assets at a particular time in the future for a fixed price. Forwards are futures, which are not standardized. They are not traded on a stock exchange..An option is also similar to a futures contract, except the parties are not obligated to fulfill the terms of the agreement. These contracts are then traded in the market. The minimum value of a contract is Rs 2 lakh.

Arbitrage:

While dealing in the derivatives market, you are essentially betting on the future increase or decline in stock prices. As a result, many stock traders use the segment to enhance their profits. This is called arbitrage.

Hedging:

The most common use of derivatives trading is hedging. As part of this, you buy in the cash segment and agree to sell in the derivatives market or vice versa. Thus, you are essentially safeguarding yourself from potential losses. Hedging is mainly used by importers and exporters in the currency derivatives segment.

Margin trade:

While trading in the derivatives market, you only pay a margin. This is because the actual value of the contracts would be too large in lakhs and crores. However, when you make a profit, the percentage of growth is exponentially higher. This allows you to make more money.

Why Invest with us?

Whether you want to hedge your positions or take advantage of the arbitrage opportunities available in the market, our Futures and Options trading desk will assist you with our customized offerings. Our unique range of customized products, are designed to help you leverage your intraday and long term positions

  

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