Chitracapital: Infosys Jan 2013 options analysis

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Infosys Jan 2013 options analysis

Infosys Jan 2013 options analysis - This is a free trade, we give out every quarter

Let us look at where smart money is thinking infosys will end up before third Friday of Jan 2013.

There are 8360 contracts sold at $45 - This suggests INFY will not go more than $45.

There are 2900 puts at $57.5 which are worth ($14.8x2900x100=$4.2million) some one who is confident this will go down further is holding the position

There are 5400 $40 contracts at $0.7 . If this Hedge fund has to make a profit on its investment, Infosys has to close below $39 on Jan Expiry. This is possible and we will go with this option, but wait for last minute buyers on Thu..

Final target for Infosys in 2013 is $28-29

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