Very low Open Interest indicates that there is little interest in the contract. This can happen in illiquid markets or for contracts with limited trading volume. Low OI can increase…
Open Interest tends to be more volatile in weekly options due to the shorter time frame, as traders frequently enter and exit positions. Monthly options usually see more stable and…
Yes, as expiry approaches, Open Interest can give clues about the potential for price movement. For instance, if a particular strike price has very high OI near expiry, it may…
