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Phase 1 public dashboard | Last reviewed 2026-06-15
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Nifty Options Dashboard

Phase 1 keeps the structure ready for a full option-chain source while still surfacing a real broad-market proxy from liquid Nifty names. Nearest futures expiry: 2026-06-30.
23848.45
+0.95% spot move
Phase 1 Public ModuleWeeklyConstructive ToneReal OI Live
Spot
23848.45
Futures
23910.00
PCR
0.62
Max Pain
24000
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Index Snapshot

This page is built to become a serious options dashboard, but phase 1 stays disciplined: real spot and breadth proxy where available, with chain metrics held as clear placeholders until the dedicated source is connected.
Total Call OI
7.30 Cr
Live option-chain aggregation across the displayed strike window.
Total Put OI
4.50 Cr
Live option-chain aggregation across the displayed strike window.
Broad Tone
Constructive
Proxy breadth is 8 up / 1 down across the tracked Nifty 50 universe.
Max Pain
24000
Computed from the strongest combined OI cluster in the displayed strike window.

Market Read

These notes keep the page practical even before a full chain engine arrives. They summarize what the public user should watch first instead of dumping a noisy options grid.
Support Zone
Nearest support zone is framed around 23800. This is derived from the strongest displayed put OI wall.
Resistance Zone
Nearest resistance zone is framed around 24000. This is derived from the strongest displayed call OI wall.
Futures Premium / Discount
+61.55 points versus spot right now.
PCR Read
Put-Call Ratio across the displayed strike window is 0.62.

Options Structure Table

The strike table is now using live OI across a wider displayed window of roughly 4 strikes on each side of spot when the broker chain is available. When the full chain source gets connected later, this same layout can simply deepen instead of being redesigned.
StrikeCall OICall OI ChangePut OIPut OI ChangeRead
23650 5.91 L -1,507,870 34.60 L +1,844,115 Put support bias
23700 20.66 L -2,052,830 66.39 L +4,992,325 Put support bias
23750 12.98 L -586,560 42.17 L +3,938,480 Put support bias
23800 54.51 L -897,715 88.96 L +8,046,870 Put support bias
23850 52.68 L +3,535,480 55.35 L +5,420,870 Put support bias
23900 1.46 Cr +10,589,215 70.17 L +6,686,030 Call resistance bias
23950 1.11 Cr +9,584,575 39.32 L +3,874,455 Call resistance bias
24000 2.48 Cr +14,329,900 46.30 L +0 Call resistance bias
24050 76.96 L +5,912,465 6.55 L +631,085 Call resistance bias

Watch Notes

The public page stays concise: each block explains what is real now and what gets upgraded in the next derivatives pass.
What Is Live Now
9
Spot context and breadth proxy are already being used to stop the page from feeling empty.
  • Nifty 50 spot quote when available
  • Broad proxy tone from liquid underlying names
  • Support/resistance strike framing
  • Real OI across the displayed strike window
Expiry Usefulness
4
Even before the full chain feed arrives, the page should still help traders think in expiry terms.
  • Weekly expiry framing is already visible
  • Nearest support and resistance are strike-readable
  • Max pain placeholder keeps the page structurally familiar
  • Expiry tone stays clear instead of hidden in long text
What Comes Next
4
The next source layer upgrades this from a public dashboard into a much stronger options page.
  • Full option-chain depth beyond the display window
  • Better PCR calculation
  • Full expiry structure reading
  • Deeper strike clustering and alerts

Public Module Note

This page now mixes real spot, breadth, and live displayed-strike OI where available. It stays honest about what is still missing, while already being much more useful than a placeholder-only options page.
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Current Rule
Phase 1 keeps the structure ready for a full option-chain source while still surfacing a real broad-market proxy from liquid Nifty names. Nearest expiry in view: 2026-06-16.
Why This Works
It gives TraderHub a public index-options footprint immediately, while making the eventual chain integration an upgrade rather than a redesign.