Is the live open interest(OI) data being provided by exchanges correct?

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You can also do this by using a custodian. But the cost does go up and custodians typically only get into relationships where the size of the account is significant. (Minimum of a few crores)

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Does clearing member provide additional leverage or very short term liquidity to their clients to make their trades?

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if this is so ; then ; why do the Institutional clients use trading members to execute their orders and use the services of a clearing member (CM) to clear and settle the trades ? ? ?

I mean they incur more cost then there must be some advantage ! what benefit / advantage do they get ?

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No, custodians can’t really offer additional leverage.

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They use multiple trading members but single custodian. Most of the trades are done on the phone by institutions, and their choice of using a trading member is typically based on the research provided.

So if you are an institution and your broker sent you a stock idea, you typically return the favor by trading through that broker itself. But you can’t keep money separately with different brokers, so you will have the funds and stocks sitting with the custodian, but ability to trade through multiple brokers.

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Nithin sir has said 4:15 and u r saying 4:00. Which one is correct? and also where to check this final data.

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Check on the nse website.

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Hey, can you share the link to where i can get End of Day & Up to Date, Open Interest Data of Stock Futures, I couldn’t find it on NSE’s Website(there was too many options)
Thanks.

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Can check here, daily reports should cover it.

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There are way too many options man, I don’t even know, which one will give End of Day Open Interest Data, Please Help.
Should i choose “Bhavcopy” or “NSE Open Interest” ? or something else?

And also daily Reports in “Equity” or “Equity Derivatives” ?

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Why don’t you open and check if it suits your requirement?

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OK, i think i found it.

Thank You

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sir how to use open interest indicator. Please make a vidio on that it will help much for retailers

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Sir , I mean what abt to use OI data on Expiry day …only for intraday position …like take position at 12pm and exit before 3pm…it is still misleading or we can take position based on this expiry day OI Live data Analysis …Thanx

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You can do that but trade with caution, I believe you shouldn’t take trade based solely on OI data, it should be just used along with other factors.

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Why are the nse oi value and kite oi value so different from each other? I am not watching it during live market, but now when the market is close.

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@nithin

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OI is not exact live data, it is lagged by a min or two, the same is sent via feeds, at 3.30 the feeds are stopped. So there may be some difference in some cases. Hope you read main post.

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The OI you see on Kite is what we get at the 3.30 pm closing tick (data we receive) from the exchange. But like what I have explained earlier in this post, the actual OI might change post market closing. This will get updated on Kite only the next day morning when we receive the next tick from the exchange. But the exchange updates it on their website in the evening.

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Institutional clients use trading members to execute their orders and use the services of a clearing member (CM) to clear and settle the trades.

Pardon my ignorance, but isn’t this how all orders are executed, including those from retail traders and investors?