Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited

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Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited Option Chain Analysis

2026-09-292026-10-27
Total CE OI
60K
Total PE OI
35K
PCR
0.57Bearish
CE OIChgVolIVLTPStrikeLTPIVVolChgPE OI
00%9,600%00
00%9,800%00
750%10,000%0225
00%10,100%00
00%10,200%00
00%10,300%00
00%10,400%00
00%10,500%00
00%10,600%+1K7K
00%10,700%0150
00%10,800%00
2250%10,900%0975
4K0%11,000%+3757K
1K0%11,100%0750
3K0%11,200%+2K10K
6750%11,300%0525
2K+900%11,400%-752K
27K+300%11,500ATM%+3004K
10K-675%11,600%00
00%11,700%01K
00%11,800%0450
2250%11,900%0300
11K-675%12,000%00
00%12,100%00
00%12,200%00
2250%12,300%00
1500%12,400%00
750%12,500%00
750%12,600%0150
00%12,800%00
00%13,000%00
00%13,200%00

Bold CE OI = highest call writing (resistance). Bold PE OI = highest put writing (support). ATM = at-the-money.

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Key Strike Levels

The open‑interest (OI) profile shows a pronounced cluster of call contracts around the ₹7,500 strike, where 10,000 contracts sit, acting as a strong resistance barrier. On the put side, the ₹2,250 strike also holds 10,000 contracts, establishing a deep‑seated support zone. The distance between these two concentrations delineates an implied price corridor of roughly ₹5,500, suggesting that market participants expect the underlying to trade within this band as expiration approaches on 29 September 2026.

OI Buildup Activity

During the latest session, fresh call OI accumulates at the ₹11,400 strike (+825 contracts) and the ₹11,500 strike (+375 contracts), indicating that writers are adding exposure just above the current spot of ₹11,162. On the put side, significant additions appear at ₹11,200 (+1,650 contracts), ₹10,600 (+1,425 contracts), and ₹11,000 (+300 contracts), reflecting renewed hedging activity beneath the spot level. The pattern of incremental OI suggests a balanced stance by option writers, with heightened focus on strikes that bracket the prevailing market price.

Volatility Read

The at‑the‑money implied volatility stands at 19.5%, a level that aligns with the medium‑term outlook for the stock. The volatility skew is bearish, meaning out‑of‑the‑money puts carry higher implied volatility than comparable calls, reinforcing the view of downside bias among market makers.

Key OI Levels

The highest open‑interest concentrations are observed at the ₹7,500 call strike and the ₹2,250 put strike, each with 10,000 contracts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the highest call OI strike for Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited today?
The strike with highest call (CE) open interest for Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited is ₹11,500 for the 2026-09-29 expiry. This acts as a key resistance level since call writers will defend this strike aggressively near expiry.
What is the highest put OI strike for Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited today?
The strike with highest put (PE) open interest for Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited is ₹11,200 for the 2026-09-29 expiry. This acts as a key support level — put writers will tend to defend this level near expiry.
What does OI buildup in Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited options mean?
Open Interest (OI) buildup in Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited options shows how many net new contracts are being created at each strike. Rising OI at a strike means fresh positions (writers or buyers). Rising OI with rising price = long buildup (bullish); rising OI with falling price = short buildup (bearish).
When does Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited options expire?
Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited options have their nearest expiry on 2026-09-29. NSE F&O stocks have monthly expiry contracts — typically the last Tuesday of each month. MarketNetra shows data for the nearest two expiries.
How to read Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited option chain?
The Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited option chain shows calls (CE) on the left and puts (PE) on the right for each strike price. Key columns: OI (total open contracts), OI Change (new positions today), Volume (today's trades), IV (implied volatility — higher = more uncertainty), and LTP (last traded price). The ATM (at-the-money) strike is highlighted in blue.