Reliance Industries Option Chain, Max Pain & OI
Live Reliance Industries option chain, max pain, open interest and PCR for India's largest stock.
Reliance Industries is India's largest company by market cap and one of the most heavily traded single-stock F&O underlyings. Its options see strong liquidity around earnings and corporate announcements, making OI and max pain especially informative.
This page covers reading the Reliance option chain, max pain, open interest and PCR — all streamed live and lot-adjusted on Quintal Mind. Lot sizes and strike gaps are periodically revised by NSE, so confirm the current contract specs on your broker terminal.
Reading the Reliance Option Chain
The Reliance option chain lists every available call and put strike for the current expiry on NSE, with last price, volume, open interest, change in OI, implied volatility and bid–ask for each. Reliance options trade with a strike gap of 10 and a lot size of 500.
Quintal Mind streams the Reliance chain live over a compressed WebSocket, so LTP, OI and IV update in real time during market hours instead of the 3-minute delay on the exchange site. The ATM strike is highlighted and the chain is centred on spot so the relevant strikes are always in view.
Reliance Max Pain & Open Interest
Max pain is the candidate settlement price that minimises the combined intrinsic payout of outstanding Reliance calls and puts for one expiry, weighted by open interest. It can change as OI changes and does not predict where the underlying will settle. Call and put OI concentrations show positioning, not guaranteed resistance or support.
Watching OI change (not just absolute OI) tells you whether positions at a strike are being built or unwound — the difference between fresh conviction and a fading move.
Reliance PCR & Sentiment
The Reliance Put-Call Ratio (PCR), computed from total put OI ÷ total call OI, is a quick sentiment gauge: a high PCR leans bullish (heavy put writing), a low PCR leans bearish (heavy call writing). Quintal Mind shows live PCR alongside the chain so you have context before every trade.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Reliance options expiry happen?
Single-stock options like Reliance follow a monthly expiry, settling on the last Thursday of the month (shifting earlier when that is an NSE holiday).
What is the Reliance lot size?
Reliance F&O trades in a lot of around 500 shares with strikes spaced roughly 10 points apart. NSE revises lot sizes periodically, so verify the current contract on your broker terminal before trading.
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