Neostox Options Chain

See the Options Chain Without Getting Lost in It.

An options chain can contain dozens of Calls, Puts and strike prices. The challenge is not getting more data. It is finding the information that deserves your attention.

Neostox helps you focus the chain, understand what is happening around the current price, and see which options are actually moving with the underlying.

Less scrolling. More context. A clearer view of the chain.

Explore Options Chain
Neostox Options Chain showing Calls, Puts, strike prices, PCR and Nearest 5 filter

Calls on One Side. Puts on the Other. Strike Prices in Between.

An options chain brings the available Call and Put contracts for an underlying and expiry into one view. For every strike, you can study information such as price movement, market activity, volatility and Bid/Ask.

Calls Strike Puts

Price

LTP Change %

Activity

OI Volume

Volatility

IV

Bid / Ask

Bid Qty Bid Ask Ask Qty

Price

LTP Change %

Activity

OI Volume

Volatility

IV

Bid / Ask

Bid Qty Bid Ask Ask Qty

An options chain gives you information. It does not give you the trade.

A Big Options Chain Doesn’t Mean You Need to Look at Every Strike.

Sometimes you want the complete picture. Sometimes you only want to understand what is happening around the current price. Neostox lets you choose.

1. Underlying

2. Expiry

3. Strike Range

Nearest 5 — Focused around the current price

Options Chain with Nearest 5 Options depth selected

See only as much of the chain as you need.

A Neostox Difference

The Index Is Moving. But Is the Option Moving With It?

Options traders usually watch the underlying while trading the option. If NIFTY, BANK NIFTY or a stock starts moving, you naturally want to know how the option you are watching is responding. Not every option responds in the same way.

Underlying

NIFTY ↑ Moving Up
24,800 CE ↑ Moving With Underlying
24,850 CE → Quiet
24,900 CE ↑ Moving With Underlying
24,950 CE ↓ Diverging
25,000 CE → Quiet

Instead of asking “Which option is moving?” — ask “Which options are moving with the underlying?”

Illustrative example only. “Moving With Underlying” is analytical information, not a recommendation to trade.

One PCR Number May Not Tell the Whole Story.

Put-Call Ratio, or PCR, compares Put activity with Call activity. Neostox lets you view PCR based on Open Interest or Trading Volume — and when you focus on nearby strikes, you can also compare the broader chain with what is happening closest to the market.

Entire Chain

1.08 Full Chain OI PCR

Nearest 5

1.42 Nearby Strikes OI PCR

See the broader picture — and the activity closer to where the market is trading.

Values above are illustrative only. PCR is market context, not a Buy or Sell rule.

Identify ITM Options at a Glance.

When you are scanning Calls and Puts across many strikes, repeatedly working out which contracts are In the Money adds unnecessary effort.

Neostox visually highlights ITM options so the structure of the chain is easier to read — less time figuring out where you are, more time studying what the numbers are telling you.

ITM ATM Area OTM
Options Chain row highlighting with Calls and Puts data

Start Broad. Narrow It Down. Then Study the Contract.

Use the chain as information for analysis — not as an automatic Buy or Sell signal.

  1. SelectChoose the index or stock.
  2. FocusPick expiry and strike range.
  3. CompareSee the underlying and which options respond.
  4. StudyOI, Volume, IV, Change %, LTP, Bid/Ask.
  5. DecideMake your own decision from the context.

The chain shows you what is happening. You still decide what it means.

Quick FAQ

Options Chain Questions

An options chain displays the available Call and Put contracts for an underlying and expiry across different strike prices, along with market information for each contract.

For both Calls and Puts, the chain displays information including OI, Volume, IV, Bid Quantity, Bid Price, Ask Price, Ask Quantity, Change % and LTP.

No. You can choose to view the nearest 5, 10 or 15 strikes, or display the complete chain.

It highlights option contracts whose price movement is showing alignment with the movement of the parent index or stock according to Neostox’s comparison logic. It should be used as analytical information, not as a recommendation to trade that option.

You can view Put-Call Ratio based on either Open Interest or Volume. When you select a limited strike range such as the nearest 5 strikes, Neostox can show both the PCR for the complete options chain and the PCR for the selected nearby strikes.

Yes. ITM options are visually distinguished so they can be identified quickly while scanning the chain.

Options-chain information and examples are provided for analysis, education and practice. They should not be considered recommendations to buy or sell any option, stock, index or derivative.

See More Than Just Strike Prices

Understand the Chain Before You Choose the Option.

Watch the underlying. Focus the strikes. Compare activity. See which contracts are actually responding. Then decide what deserves a closer look.

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