Listing out various VARIANTS of #920 #straddles .
1. Plain vanilla Variant
Enter straddle at 9.20 with sl on each leg and square-off at 3.15

1/n

2. Time Variant
Enter at different time instead of 920 like 930, 945 , 100 letting market to settle down

2/n
3. Tripple Stradlle Variant
Enter atm , atm+strike, atm-strike at 920
4. Rolling Variant
Enter at 920, roll the strike as the market moves
4/n
5. Pyramid Variant
Add more quantity once the trade is in your favour

5/n
6. MoneyBack Variant
Book partial quantity and continue with remaining quantity till eod

6/n
7. Agile Variant
Start with straddle(non directional) convert to strangle (semi directional ) and convert to naked call/put selling ( fully directional) in the direction of market
7/n
8. Trailing Variant
Set SL based on total premium Recieved and trail the overall sl as the trade moves in your favour
8/n

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