S2Ep110 | The Wall Won | The Gap ...
S2Ep110 | The Wall Won | The Gap Was The High, 430 Lakh Calls Pressed, 24300 Doubles To 216 Lakh | Pros Dump 1.8 Lakh Calls, Crowd Buys Them And Writes A Record 8.44 Lakh Naked Puts | Weekly + Monthly Expiry Together, Gap-Down Into 24150 | The Trapdo

The Tanmay Edge | India's pre-market edge, every trading day... por Tanmay Kurtkoti

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Yesterday's question was answered inside the first hour: the gap blinked, the wall won. Episode 110 documents one of the biggest single-day structure rebuilds of the cycle, and sets the plan for a rare session where the Nifty's weekly and monthly books settle together.

Monday's tape: Nifty 24,219.05, down 32.95 points (-0.14%), ending the two-higher-close streak. The gap-up toward the 24300 resistance was the high of the day; the market sold 130 points into the close, with a low near 24,152. The Sensex did a 588-point round trip (up 249, down 339) and closed 172 lower. India VIX rose a second straight day, +4.5% to 11.70, confirming Friday's tell of hedges being bought under the calm.

The board, from NSE BhavCopy: roughly 430 lakh fresh calls written in one session. The 24300 wall DOUBLED, adding 81.5 lakh to 216.2 lakh, the biggest s ... 

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