Extended FNO trading times: How it will impact option tarders
SEBI came up with a circular approving extended trading in the derivatives segment and it will certainly have lot of impact in different ways. We are moving towards being a matured market. However, if you are an options trader and wondering how it will impact your trading pattern; here are a few technicalities which may change as a result of extended derivatives trading. Lower Volatility Option writers are majorly trying to make money from either theta decay in options or volatility drops. Mostly the perceived volatility of the market is higher than historical volatility and that is the opportunity for option writers. Volatility is a factor of uncertainty and more news / events happens outside the trading window more will be the risk as there might not be an opportunity to act immediately. Gap-ups and Gap-downs are common for an events reactions and this risk keeps the volatility high. With extended trading hours in derivatives the uncertainty becomes lower for