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Trend · 15-min Gold Mini future (20 SMA)
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Today's 1-min 44 / 200 SMA crossovers on the Gold Mini future
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Strategy rules
44 SMA crossover (1-min future)
200 SMA crossover (1-min future)
₹ per point: Gold Mini options are quoted per 10 g and a lot is 100 g, so 1 point = ₹10 per lot. Please confirm this against your contract note.
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How the strategy works (in plain words)
1. Trend (15-minute chart of the Gold Mini future of the same month as the options, 20 SMA).
• Start: candles closing above the 20 SMA → bullish; below it → bearish.
• Bullish → bearish as soon as a 15-min candle closes below the 20 SMA.
• Bearish → bullish only when a green 15-min candle closes above the 20 SMA.
• Nothing else changes the trend. It carries on from one day to the next.
2. What to sell. Bullish → sell PE only. Bearish → sell CE only. No buy trades.
3. Trigger (1-minute chart of the same Gold Mini future — the option chart is NOT used for the signal). A crossover of the 44 SMA or 200 SMA counts only if that SMA is on the right side of the 20 SMA (the Bollinger middle line):
• Bullish: a green candle crosses up through the 44 / 200 SMA, and that SMA is below the 20 SMA (lower band). In a bullish trend → SELL PE.
• Bearish: a red candle crosses down through the 44 / 200 SMA, and that SMA is above the 20 SMA (upper band). In a bearish trend → SELL CE.
• A crossover against the trend is ignored. The contract sold is the watch-list PE or CE (one PE and one CE from the 5 strikes nearest the future, inside the premium band, re-checked every 15 minutes).
4. Entry price (option chart). The option's 1-min candle of the same minute as the future crossover is used.
• Range (High − Low) bigger than 20 points → SELL LIMIT at High − 20, so the most you can lose up to that candle's High is 20 points (e.g. a 30-point candle → entry 10 points above its Low). It counts as filled only when a later option candle's high reaches that price (a candle opening above it fills at that open). If the stop is hit first, the 15-min trend flips, or the day ends, the order is cancelled and no trade is counted.
• Range 20 points or less → sell immediately at that candle's close.
• If the option had no trade in that minute, the signal is skipped.
5. Exit. Target: when the option premium falls 40 points below the entry (change it above), exit at entry − 40. Stop loss (future chart, the only one): when a later 1-min future candle closes above the crossover candle's High (CE trades) or below the crossover candle's Low (PE trades), exit the option at that minute's close. In backtests, anything still open at the end of the day is closed at the day's last candle.
• Start: candles closing above the 20 SMA → bullish; below it → bearish.
• Bullish → bearish as soon as a 15-min candle closes below the 20 SMA.
• Bearish → bullish only when a green 15-min candle closes above the 20 SMA.
• Nothing else changes the trend. It carries on from one day to the next.
2. What to sell. Bullish → sell PE only. Bearish → sell CE only. No buy trades.
3. Trigger (1-minute chart of the same Gold Mini future — the option chart is NOT used for the signal). A crossover of the 44 SMA or 200 SMA counts only if that SMA is on the right side of the 20 SMA (the Bollinger middle line):
• Bullish: a green candle crosses up through the 44 / 200 SMA, and that SMA is below the 20 SMA (lower band). In a bullish trend → SELL PE.
• Bearish: a red candle crosses down through the 44 / 200 SMA, and that SMA is above the 20 SMA (upper band). In a bearish trend → SELL CE.
• A crossover against the trend is ignored. The contract sold is the watch-list PE or CE (one PE and one CE from the 5 strikes nearest the future, inside the premium band, re-checked every 15 minutes).
4. Entry price (option chart). The option's 1-min candle of the same minute as the future crossover is used.
• Range (High − Low) bigger than 20 points → SELL LIMIT at High − 20, so the most you can lose up to that candle's High is 20 points (e.g. a 30-point candle → entry 10 points above its Low). It counts as filled only when a later option candle's high reaches that price (a candle opening above it fills at that open). If the stop is hit first, the 15-min trend flips, or the day ends, the order is cancelled and no trade is counted.
• Range 20 points or less → sell immediately at that candle's close.
• If the option had no trade in that minute, the signal is skipped.
5. Exit. Target: when the option premium falls 40 points below the entry (change it above), exit at entry − 40. Stop loss (future chart, the only one): when a later 1-min future candle closes above the crossover candle's High (CE trades) or below the crossover candle's Low (PE trades), exit the option at that minute's close. In backtests, anything still open at the end of the day is closed at the day's last candle.