📊 Trading Update | Oct 2025 → Jul 2026
Started with ₹10,00,000 in October 2025.
Current portfolio:
• ₹16,78,119
• Net Profit: ₹6,78,119
• Overall Return: +67.8%
• July Return: +9.6%
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I think the debate around CAS is heading in the wrong direction.
Too much of the discussion has become about the profitability or livelihood of straddle sellers.
That’s the wrong lens. 1/n 🧵 🪡
🫰Option Sellers diverting overall market infra change into a petty straddle/strangle selling issue
👍Good take by @kkunal_Tandon
Pricing will evolve
🆘The call for a ban will not work
Arguments seems weak, mostly fueled by platform they are promoting
#fintwit#India#nifty
@SarangSood Bhai etfs need a price where they close each day and rebalance. Vwap price is just a number not a tradable price and it leads to tracking errors.
So for etfs they need a closing auction to execute huge qty at a unique price ( 1 price)
That’s why this CAS .
Lower bands are possible, but the priority is ensuring price discovery and a successful settlement. You don’t want ETFs/MFs unable to rebalance because the auction failed. Order modifications before the freeze are also necessary; after the freeze, restrictions are already much tighter.
@SKantekar It’s still an option. The only difference is that expiry now includes a discrete CAS jump instead of continuous trading till the close.
The market will adapt by pricing that auction risk. If your model doesn’t, booking before 3:15 is probably the safer approach.
I think the debate around CAS is heading in the wrong direction.
Too much of the discussion has become about the profitability or livelihood of straddle sellers.
That’s the wrong lens. 1/n 🧵 🪡
Umm
1) if they don’t settle together then CAS spikes would be even more and it would become more illiquid. ( no incentive to capture spot to cas premium)
2) US has CAS as a parllel to regular market. Most other close with CAS or similar process.
3) Most markets have been doing this for long and we will also adapt to it here . Arb opportunities can’t stay forever.
@vtchakarova Yes I agree .
But i was told jig is up if it’s closed for 3 months .
Here we are almost 6 months from start of the war and it’s still to show up meaningfully.
I think the debate around CAS is heading in the wrong direction.
Too much of the discussion has become about the profitability or livelihood of straddle sellers.
That’s the wrong lens. 1/n 🧵 🪡
I think the debate around CAS is heading in the wrong direction.
Too much of the discussion has become about the profitability or livelihood of straddle sellers.
That’s the wrong lens. 1/n 🧵 🪡
Like i have been saying effected big straddle sellers can buy all 50 stocks or most heavyweights.
And provide exit liquidity in CAS to etf funds with those stocks and make a profit.
In process save their livelihood as well .
CAS was introduced to solve a pricing problem. It has revealed a participation problem.
Proprietary traders are ~40% of cash market turnover, and most of it is intraday, closed out before 3:15 PM.
Since selling into the auction largely requires already owning the stock, the day's largest source of liquidity has little or nothing to sell.
I think the debate around CAS is heading in the wrong direction.
Too much of the discussion has become about the profitability or livelihood of straddle sellers.
That’s the wrong lens. 1/n 🧵 🪡
I think the debate around CAS is heading in the wrong direction.
Too much of the discussion has become about the profitability or livelihood of straddle sellers.
That’s the wrong lens. 1/n 🧵 🪡
I think the debate around CAS is heading in the wrong direction.
Too much of the discussion has become about the profitability or livelihood of straddle sellers.
That’s the wrong lens. 1/n 🧵 🪡
I think the debate around CAS is heading in the wrong direction.
Too much of the discussion has become about the profitability or livelihood of straddle sellers.
That’s the wrong lens. 1/n 🧵 🪡