Nifty 50 Trading Strategy: Analysts recommend Bull Call Spread options strategy for 9 December expiry

Indian Stock Market Falls for Third Consecutive Session

The Indian stock market experienced losses for the third consecutive session on Tuesday, with the benchmark indices falling by half a percent each, weighed down by selling in metals, media, realty, financial services, FMCG, and banking stocks.

Benchmark Indices Fall

• The Sensex was down 390.26 points, or 0.46%, at 85,251.64.
• The Nifty 50 traded lower by 119.45 points, or 0.46%, at 26,056.30.
• The Bank Nifty index also fell 199.40 points, or 0.33%, to 59,481.95.

Nifty 50 Constituents

• Top Gainers: Asian Paints, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, NTPC, Jio Financial Services, and Trent.
• Top Losers: InterGlobe Aviation, HDFC Life Insurance Company, Bharat Electronics, ICICI Bank, and Eternal.

Nifty Options Highlights

In the options market, the highest Nifty Open Interest (OI) on the Call side was at the 26,300 strike, followed by 26,500 which could act as resistance levels. On the Put side, the highest Open Interest was at 26,000, followed by 26,100 which may serve as support levels, Axis Securities said.

Nifty Options Strategy for 9 December 2025 Expiry

Recommended Strategy: Bull Call Spread

Axis Securities has recommended a Bull Call Spread strategy for Nifty options contracts expiring on 9 December 2025, forecasting a moderately bullish view.

Strategy Details

• Buy 1 lot of Nifty 26,200 Call at ₹175 – ₹155.
• Sell 1 lot of Nifty 26,500 Call at ₹55 – ₹65.
• Break Even Point: 26,320.

Risk-Reward Analysis

According to Axis Securities, the maximum potential risk for this Nifty options trading strategy is ₹9,000, whereas the potential maximum reward is ₹13,500.

Traders may consider deploying this spread strategy to achieve moderate returns while maintaining controlled risk and reward, said the brokerage firm. It suggested to enter and exit all the legs in strategy together and square-off the strategy before the expiry session closes.

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