Understanding Monthly Range Expiry for Index Trading Strategies

🔔 Nifty Expiry Range strategy 🔔

✅ Expected Expiry Range:

Upper Side: 25,722.56

Lower Side: 25,311.54

📌 Rejection-Based Trades:

If Nifty takes rejection from the upper level (25,700+), you can look for a Put Option (PE) trade — e.g., 25,600 PE or 25,500 PE for intraday/expiry day momentum.

If Nifty takes support from the lower level (25,300 area) and shows a reversal, you can go for a Call Option (CE) trade — e.g., 25,400 CE or 25,500 CE.

📈 selling strategy Strategy:

Near Upper Range:

➤ If Nifty takes rejection from upper level sell call

Near Lower Range:

➤ If Nifty takes rejection from lower levels sell put

🛡 Risk Management Tips:

Keep strict stop-losses.

Avoid over-leveraging.

Follow price action confirmation before entering trades.

Disclaimer: 📌 This is for educational purposes only. Trade with proper risk management

2.BANKNIFTY

Bank Nifty Expiry Range Strategy 🔔

✅ Expected Expiry Range:

Upper Side: 57,774.34

Lower Side: 56,851.16

📌 Rejection-Based Trades:

If Bank Nifty rejects the upper level (57,700+), you can look for a Put Option (PE) trade — e.g., 57,500 PE or 57,400 PE for expiry day moves.

If Bank Nifty takes support from the lower level (56,800 area) and bounces, you can plan a Call Option (CE) trade — e.g., 57,000 CE or 57,200 CE.

📈 Selling Strategy:

Near Upper Range:

➤ Sell call if it takes rejection from upper side

Near Lower Range:

➤ Sell put if it takes rejection from lower levels

🛡 Risk Management Tips:

Stick to strict stop-loss.

Take trades only with price action confirmation.

Disclaimer: 📌 This is for educational use only. Trade at your own risk.