Direction Spread Nifty 50 Weekly

Direction Spread – Nifty 50 Monthly Expiry Strategy

Strategy Type: Directional Option Selling / Credit Spread
Underlying: Nifty 50
Expiry: Monthly / Bi Monthly Expiry

Strategy Description

The Direction Spread strategy is a directional options trading approach that combines option selling with risk protection. The trader identifies the probable market direction and creates a credit spread by selling an option closer to the market and buying a further out-of-the-money option as a hedge.

Bullish Setup (Bull Call Spread)

• Sell 1 Call Option near the expected resistance zone.
• Buy 1 Far OTM Call Option as protection.
• The strategy profits if Nifty remains above the sold strike at expiry.

Bearish Setup (Bear Put Spread)

• Sell 1 Put Option near the expected support zone.
• Buy 1 Far OTM Put Option as protection.
• The strategy profits if Nifty remains below the sold strike at expiry.

Entry Criteria

• Determine market direction using trend indicators such as VWAP, Moving Averages, Price Action, or Market Structure.
• Enter Bull Call Spread in an uptrend.
• Enter Bear Put Spread in a downtrend.
• Prefer entry when implied volatility is moderate to high, allowing collection of higher premium.

Risk Management

• Maximum loss is limited to the difference between strikes minus the net premium received.
• Position size should be based on predefined risk per trade.
• Exit if market structure changes or if spread reaches predetermined stop-loss levels.
• Consider booking profits at 50–80% of maximum potential profit before expiry.

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