Nagarajan Options Trading Blueprint: A Rule-Based Workflow: 22 flashcards

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1. At what time does the trading workflow begin, and on which chart and timeframe?

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9:15 AM on the NIFTY chart in Zerodha, using the 5-minute timeframe.

2. What drives ATM strike selection in this blueprint?

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The 9:15 AM candle's Opening Price, applied through the defined opening-price range.

3. Opening values 23,039 or 23,099 map to which strikes in the example?

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The 23,000 CALL and the 23,000 PUT.

4. Which OHLC data must be recorded for the CALL and PUT charts?

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The first 5-minute candle's Open, High, Low, Close on each chart.

5. How is OHLC entered into the Option Analyser?

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CALL OHLC goes into the CALL fields; PUT OHLC goes into the PUT fields.

6. Which Option Analyser figures are NOT used as the trade-entry output?

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The intermediate percentage figures shown in the tool.

7. What three values are recorded from the Option Analyser for each side?

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Entry, Target 1 and Stop Loss.

8. What does Pivot Swing use as its input, and what does it output?

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The previous day's candle OHLC; it outputs a bullish or bearish indication.

9. How does Pivot Swing direction map to the option side?

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Bearish Pivot Swing → focus on PUT; Bullish Pivot Swing → focus on CALL.

10. What two conditions together form Double Confirmation?

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Pivot Swing direction and the current market/swing calculation must agree.

11. What should you do if the two direction conditions disagree?

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Treat the setup as consolidation and do not force a full-target trade.

12. When exactly may you enter a trade after an entry value is displayed?

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Only after the option premium breaks out through it — never merely because it is displayed.

13. What becomes the key data for the D1 step after breakout?

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The breakout candle's OHLC.

14. When is the D1 Decision Helper used?

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Only after the Option Analyser entry value has broken out.

15. What are the two inputs to the D1 Decision Helper?

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The breakout/entry value plus the breakout candle's OHLC.

16. What are the three possible D1 outputs?

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HOLD D1 Target, Partial Book, or Book Now.

17. What is the exact condition for a trade to be permitted?

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D1 shows HOLD D1 Target AND Double Confirmation is PASS.

18. Do Partial Book or Book Now ever confirm a fresh entry?

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No — they are never fresh trade-entry confirmations in this blueprint.

19. If one side hits stop loss, may you automatically switch sides?

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No. The opposite side is considered only if it produces the required breakout and passes all confirmation rules including D1.

20. State the full workflow sequence in order.

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Opening price → strike → OHLC → Option Analyser → Pivot Swing → Double Confirmation → Breakout → D1 → decision.

21. What does the blueprint's Risk & Educational Note say about profits?

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It is a rule-based training workflow and does not guarantee profits or target achievement.

22. What is the most common mistake in this workflow?

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Entering the moment the Option Analyser prints an entry value, skipping breakout and D1.

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