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Recent comments

  • 760 Bhushan Akerkar on Vega

    Is it correct to say that higher the vega higher is the VIX, at a given point of time, or is there no correlation? ...

    03 Sep 2026
  • 72 SHIVAPRASAD SASIVEHALLI on Support and Resistance

    I wish to draw S/R zones using rectangle tool on the price action chart, as suggested by Gemini, but could'nt find it in the tool bar. Please help ...

    03 Sep 2026
  • 760 Bhushan Akerkar on Vega

    why is the effect of vega high for OTM options than others as stated by you? Vega should be dependent on volatility and days to expiry isnt it and not on the moneyness of the options? ...

    03 Sep 2026
  • Hi, Sir !! I just want to clarify one thing. Do i need to learn the first chapter (introduction one) before this Mutual Funds series or i can directly dive into this series. Thank you for your response. ...

    03 Sep 2026
  • 1321 Bhushan Akerkar on Volatility Applications

    You have mentioned that you prefer liquid stocks such as Nifty, SBI, TATA Steel, Infy, TCS etc. Why do you prefer these? Don't you think that stock which are liquid are more volatile than those which are not? Hence wouldn't it be better to ...

    03 Sep 2026

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