What you can do here
Choose the underlying in the top F&O controls, then Futures or Options, expiry, and for an option a positive strike plus CE/PE. Daily, Weekly and Monthly change the indicator, pattern and support/resistance calculations; the price, volume, OI and window figures always come from daily history. Analyze requests one exact contract and returns its identity, session window, price move, contract activity, latest/net OI and buildup. The Contract card displays the underlying symbol; the exact expiry, strike and CE/PE appear in the Open exact contract link below the results.
- Study a contract's own price, volume and OI window.
- Read available levels and pattern links without stitching different expiries together.
A look inside F&O DIY Analysis
From numbers to understanding
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This is not a whole-market custom price/PCR/OI condition builder.
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The underlying and expiry are required; options additionally require strike and CE/PE.
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Window sessions/from/to describe available same-contract daily history; the timeframe control does not change that window.
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Support/resistance and pattern results depend on sufficient bars; histories are never stitched across expiries.
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The Contract card names the underlying; confirm expiry, strike and side from the Open exact contract link.
ONE NIFTY OPTION
Illustrative walkthroughIllustrative workflow: choose NIFTY, Options, 2026-11-09, 25000, CE, Daily if that historical contract is available, then Analyze. The result must use that option's own history; no premium, successful calculation or all-market scan result is asserted.
Try it, one step at a time
Use these checkboxes as a reading checklist. They do not perform actions in Prime.
What this does not tell you
Same-contract history can be short, incomplete or absent. Changing expiry changes the instrument rather than extending the old series.
Analysis, not advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Examples are illustrative; prices, scores and counts may have changed.
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