Yes Bank Limited Max Pain Analysis
₹19.78Updated 21 Apr 2026, 01:26 pm IST
Max Pain Strike
₹20
Writers' least-loss point
Spot vs Max Pain
+0.95%
Spot ₹19.78
Max Pain Shift
+₹0
vs yesterday
Days to Expiry
7
2026-04-28
2nd Lowest Pain Strike
₹19
₹1 from max pain
What is Max Pain?
Max Pain theory states the underlying gravitates toward the strike where option writers face minimum collective loss at expiry. For YESBANK, that strike is ₹20. Spot at ₹19.78 is near max pain — the expiry magnetic pull is active.
Data as of 2026-04-18
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Yes Bank Limited max pain today?▾
Yes Bank Limited's max pain strike is ₹20 for the 2026-04-28 expiry (7 days away). Spot is 0.9% above max pain.
How is max pain calculated for Yes Bank Limited?▾
Yes Bank Limited's max pain is calculated by taking every possible expiry price and computing the total ITM payout to all option buyers: sum of (CE OI × max(0, spot − strike)) + (PE OI × max(0, strike − spot)) for all strikes. The strike with the minimum total payout is the max pain — where option writers collectively lose the least.
Does max pain predict Yes Bank Limited expiry price?▾
Max pain theory suggests the underlying tends to gravitate toward the max pain strike as expiry approaches, because option writers (who have the capital and hedging ability) can influence spot price. It's more reliable within 1 week of expiry and for liquid stocks like Yes Bank Limited. It should be used with other signals, not in isolation.
What happened to Yes Bank Limited max pain since yesterday?▾
Yes Bank Limited's max pain is unchanged from the previous session. Max pain shifts indicate that option writers are adjusting their positions — a rising max pain is modestly bullish; falling is modestly bearish.
What is the next expiry for Yes Bank Limited options?▾
Yes Bank Limited's next options expiry is on 2026-04-28 — 7 days away. NSE F&O stocks have monthly expiry on the last Tuesday of each month. As expiry approaches, gamma risk increases and max pain becomes a stronger gravitational force.