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PREMIERENE Open Interest — Live Call and Put OI by Strike

PREMIERENE currently carries 54,06,700 contracts of call open interest against 30,97,250 of put open interest on the 29 Sep 2026 expiry, with spot at 985. The heaviest call strike is 1,000 and the heaviest put strike 940.

PREMIERENE call and put open interest by strike — 29 Sep 2026 expiry as of market close, 8 Sep 2026
StrikeCall OIPut OIPut minus callSide
9007,1505,68,750+5,61,600Put-heavy
9209,10068,250+59,150Put-heavy
9401,03,3506,59,100+5,55,750Put-heavy
96061,1002,50,250+1,89,150Put-heavy
9802,58,0502,82,100+24,050Put-heavy
1,000 ATM9,00,9005,47,950−3,52,950Call-heavy
1,0206,00,6002,29,450−3,71,150Call-heavy
1,0406,17,5001,72,900−4,44,600Call-heavy
1,0604,49,8001,12,450−3,37,350Call-heavy
1,0805,88,25028,600−5,59,650Call-heavy
1,1006,50,00034,450−6,15,550Call-heavy
PREMIERENE Open Interest — frequently asked questions5
What is the total open interest in PREMIERENE options?

PREMIERENE carries 54,06,700 contracts of call open interest and 30,97,250 of put open interest across the 29 Sep 2026 expiry, 23,09,450 more on the call side. That works out to a put-call ratio of 0.57, which on open interest alone reads as call-heavy positioning. Figures are market close, 8 Sep 2026.

Which PREMIERENE strikes are acting as support and resistance?

The heaviest put open interest sits at 940 with 6,59,100 contracts, and the heaviest call open interest at 1,000 with 9,00,900 contracts. With spot at 985, those strikes bracket the range the option market is positioned around. They are crowding observations rather than levels that must hold — they break regularly, usually when the open interest behind them unwinds rather than defends.

What is open interest in options?

Open interest is the total number of option contracts in a strike that are still open and not yet squared off or settled. It counts positions, not trades. Rising open interest means fresh contracts are being created and new money is entering that strike; falling open interest means existing positions are being closed out.

Who are option writers and why does their positioning matter?

Writers are the sellers of an option contract, taking the premium in exchange for the obligation. Because a writer carries open-ended risk, large written positions tend to be defended, and the strikes carrying the heaviest written open interest are the ones price most often stalls around. That is a description of where the crowd sits, not a guarantee about what price will do.

Do I need an account to use this?

No account or login is needed. Every tool on this site runs in your browser and is free to use. Nothing you select is stored on a server, and no order can be placed from here — Sahi is an analysis terminal, not a trading or execution platform.

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