AI desk read, every minute
A plain-English read on every page, with the pro numbers beside it, so beginners and experienced traders read the same line.
For NIFTY option buyers
Strike reads the option chain, futures, chart indicators, breadth and news every minute, and tells you three things in plain words: who is winning, whether buying an option is worth it, and what to do next.
Demo runs on simulated market data. Market read, not investment advice.
Bulls are winning today. NIFTY is up about 198 points. Option writers expect it to stay between 25,600 and 26,000. Wait for NIFTY to get above 25,995 before buying a call.
The same order on every page, so you always know where to look.
One score from −100 to +100 and a two-word state: bulls or bears, winning or dominating, or an even fight.
A quick decision (buy, lean, wait or avoid) with six checks you can see: direction, timeframes, option price, time left, room to move, news.
The desk read in simple words, with the key numbers highlighted, what changed, the level to watch and what would prove it wrong.
A plain-English read on every page, with the pro numbers beside it, so beginners and experienced traders read the same line.
Who controls the option chain, the range writers defend, what shifted in the last 15, 30 or 60 minutes, and what it means for buyers.
Is the option cheap or expensive, how much decay costs per hour, and how many points each strike needs just to break even.
Every score opens its rules, weights and live votes. Inputs that move first count more; lagging indicators can never call a winner alone.
The few findings that matter now, such as a wall shift, decay beating movement or a narrow rally, plus alerts when a plan arms or exits.
Score your rules (opening range, moving averages, SuperTrend, RSI) next to the desk, and see when the two agree.
Time decay and expensive premiums quietly beat most option buyers. Strike checks them before it says anything else.
Strike shows who is winning now. It does not predict what happens next, and the right direction can still lose an option buyer money through decay, IV crush, spreads and charges.
Strike is not a SEBI-registered research analyst and does not give personalised advice. Trading in F&O carries high risk; SEBI found most individual F&O traders lost money.
This preview runs on simulated market data. Scoring weights are a research-based design that will be tested on past sessions before any live use.