OPEN INTEREST से Market Direction समझो — Expiry Day Special

In this video, I explain how Open Interest (OI) on the option chain can help you understand potential market direction on expiry day — using Call OI vs Put OI comparison, with live examples from real trading sessions. I break down why Open Interest exists for both buyers and sellers, why studying the option buyer's side can offer a clearer picture, and use a simple "matka" (numbers game) analogy to explain the underlying logic. I then walk through two live expiry-day examples where this method aligned with Nifty's actual movement. Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:08 – Today's topic: reading market direction on expiry day 1:00 – Is Open Interest for buyers or sellers? 2:40 – Why studying the option buyer's side helps 3:18 – The "matka" analogy explained 5:42 – Applying the concept to Call OI vs Put OI 7:07 – Live NSE option chain: Nifty near 23,290 (June 2 expiry) 9:01 – Tracking OI shifts through the session 13:16 – Key support and resistance levels observed 14:39 – Profit Utsav 2.0 announcement 16:41 – Second example: Nifty near 23,564 (May 12 expiry) 21:07 – Final OI comparison near market close 22:26 – Why this works best as a continuously-monitored tool, not a one-time signal 23:16 – Closing thoughts + Profit Utsav 2.0 details ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Options trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past patterns do not guarantee future results. Please consult a registered financial advisor and trade responsibly.