Sharing a simplest ever to trade options.

Chalk out Support & Resistance.
Play contra.
Like make bullish positions on support
Or
Bearish on resistance.
Bullish means sell ATM PE & OTM CE
or bearish means ATM CE & OTM PE
Exit if support or resistance broken.
As it gonna be a trending day.
Hold another leg to breakeven.
If moves comes into favour, one gonna make awesome.
Note:- Don’t let winners becomes looser in case strong move in favour comes.
I m sure , you won’t loose much but gain good if you win 50% times.
Moreover you gonna be right around 70% of times.
practice on regular basic to gain confidence.

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