OPTIONS PRODUCT GUIDE

How Tez Signal NIFTY Options Works

The Options workspace monitors NIFTY context and selected weekly CE/PE contracts, then organises completed structures for review.

Product reference · Reviewed 26 September 2026

Monitor first

The platform observes eligible contracts and separates call and put context rather than forcing a directional conclusion.

Wait for completion

A marker appears only after the monitored structure completes. It is a reference point, not an instruction or prediction.

Read quality context

Q2–Q9 summarises internal observable conditions. It must be read with chart structure, timing, liquidity and a predefined risk plan.

Decide independently

The user remains responsible for whether to do nothing, continue observing or act through a separate broker.

Risk reminder

Use this information for software orientation and independent review. It is not a buy, sell or hold recommendation, and no condition or score assures an outcome.

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SELECTED-CANDLE FIELDS

How to read the Options workspace

Tez Signal shows NIFTY Spot and Futures context alongside independently monitored CE and PE contracts. A completed marker is a reference point, not a direction forecast. Selecting a confirmation candle exposes High, Low and Distance to support manual chart review.

Distance is a structural measurement, not actual financial risk. Entry buffer, lot size, spread, fees, slippage and gaps can change real exposure. Q2-Q9 is an internal context label, not a probability, suitability rating or expected-return estimate.

Replay is for historical product familiarisation where data is available; it excludes the current day. Live access is a software entitlement for current-day monitoring, not a trading service.