 "Hindustan Petroleum, HPCL")
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BULL SPREAD Strategy on HPCL
Buy HPCL (26-Dec Expiry) 420 CALL at Rs 6 & simultaneously sell 430 CALL at Rs 3.5
Lot Size: 2,025
Cost of the strategy: Rs 2.5 (Rs 5,063 per strategy)
Maximum profit: Rs 15,188 if HPCL closes at or above Rs 430 on 26 Dec expiry.
Breakeven Point: Rs 422.5
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Risk Reward Ratio: 1: 3
Approx margin required: Rs 29,000
Rationale:
>> Long build up is seen in HPCL Futures, where we have seen 7 per cent rise in the open interest with price rising by 0.39 per cent.
>> The stock price has been forming bullish 'Higher Top-Higher Bottom' formation on the weekly charts.
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>> Primary trend of HPCL share price is positive as the stock price is placed above its 200-day EMA.
>> Momentum Oscillators like RSI and MFI are in rising mode and placed above 60 on the daily chart, indicating strength in the current uptrend.
Note : It is advisable to book profit in the strategy when ROI exceeds 20 per cent. =================== Disclaimer: Nandish Shah is a senior technical/derivative analyst at HDFC Securities. Views expressed are his own. He may/may not have position in the stock.
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