Futures and options, explained in plain words.
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Long and short positions of the four groups of market participants.
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Net is long minus short, in contracts. A negative net means more short than long. Long share is long contracts as a percentage of long plus short.
Nearest-expiry futures of the main indices, with how open interest (OI) changed.
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Live open interest and prices of calls and puts around the current level. Pick Nifty, Bank Nifty or Sensex from the list, or type a letter or two to find any F&O stock, then choose an expiry.
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PCR is total put OI divided by total call OI. Max pain is the strike where option buyers together would lose the most at expiry. The biggest call OI strike often acts as a ceiling and the biggest put OI strike as a floor, but these are observations of positioning, not forecasts. Shaded rows are in the money. OI is in contracts; change is versus the previous day.
What the price and open interest did together in F&O stocks. Ranked by the size of the OI change; only contracts with at least ₹25 crore of open interest are listed.
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Every F&O stock, nearest expiry. Tap a column heading to sort.
Source and timing. NSE’s end-of-day derivatives report and participant-wise open interest report, published after the close (usually between 6 and 8 pm IST). Until then this page shows the previous trading day. Open interest is shown in lots (contracts). FIIs are foreign institutions, DIIs are domestic institutions such as mutual funds and insurers, Pro are proprietary traders and brokers, and Client is everyone else, mostly retail. “Next-month share” is the next expiry’s share of open interest across the two nearest expiries, a rough sign of how much has rolled over. The buildup labels describe what the numbers did; they are not forecasts. CapitCue shows market data only. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold, or investment advice.