--- title: "The Writers Moved The Resistance Up, Then | The Tanmay Edge" description: "Yesterday's call landed and then died. I said 24,000 holds and the target is 24,150 to 24,200. By 09:40 the Nifty had tagged 24,220.35. Both calls, inside" source_url: "https://www.rupeecase.com/podcast/episodes/2026-07-16" --- The Tanmay Edge, Season 2, EP82 # The writers moved the resistance up, then korea broke: Sensex expiry with max pain at 77,200, gamma flip at 77,000, and GIFT Nifty pricing none of it Nifty closed 24,078 up 26 points after tagging 24,220 by 09:40 and giving it all back * **10:19**listen * **4.5/5**graded at settlement * **Thu 16 Jul 2026**aired, Season 2 Now playing The writers moved the resistance up, then korea broke: Sensex expiry with max pain at 77,200, gamma flip at 77,000, and GIFT Nifty pricing none of it EP82, 16 Jul, 10:19 1x 0:00Chapter marks are estimated from the notes10:19 The host did not serve the audio here. Listen on [Apple Podcasts](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tanmay-edge-indias-pre-market-edge-5-minutes/id1824088016) or [Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/show/0F755kaD5hggGDjy26Sz33). 01Scorecard ## 4.5/5 at settlement. **4.5/5**90% **The call.** Sensex 0DTE Expiry Writers Covered 2,90,000 Calls At 77,000 And 77,100 Rebuilt 12,48,220 At 77,500 And 14,98,720 At 77,600 PCR 0.74 Max Pain 77,200 Close 77,185 Gamma Flip 77,000 Negative 77,100 Positive Straddle 491 Range 76,694 To 77,676 Fade 77,400 To 77,480 Buy Dips 77,020 To 77,060 Break 77,000 Opens 76,700 Then 76,500 Pro Bought 64,108 Calls FII Sold 50,260 FII Cash Minus 736 Cr Futures Plus 441 Cr Short Book 2,62,712 DII Only 705 Cr Down 76 Percent Nifty Flip 24,020 To 24,040 Close 24,078 Buy 24,010 To 24,030 Not 24,150 Wall 24,200 Carries 92,97,015 Calls VIX 13.27 Falling KOSPI Minus 7 Percent Sidecar GIFT Plus 0.12 Percent * **4**Hit * **0**Partial * **0**Mechanical * **0**Miss Graded the next trading day, 17 Jul 2026, against NSE settlement. The grader's split does not sum to the score denominator; both are shown as recorded. 1. **Hit**protection, own it because it is cheap not because vol rises, and the VIX fell on both feeds. The two buy zones were DEAD CALLS that never triggered on a gap up open at 77470, so 2 of 5 calls could not be graded. Four and a half out of five. The book won: no Korea gap, India opened plus 285 and outperformed Asia because the KOSPI drop was a local rate shock after the Bank of Korea hiked to 2.75, not regional risk off. Structural lesson: the T minus 1 BhavCopy max pain out predicted the live intraday chain, which migrated to 77,400 and mean reverted into settlement. Resistance migrates, the pin does not. Third straight episode with a dip level that never triggered, which is why EP83 ships an if we gap away branch. 2. **Hit**protection, own it because it is cheap not because vol rises, and the VIX fell on both feeds. The two buy zones were DEAD CALLS that never triggered on a gap up open at 77470, so 2 of 5 calls could not be graded. Four and a half out of five. The book won: no Korea gap, India opened plus 285 and outperformed Asia because the KOSPI drop was a local rate shock after the Bank of Korea hiked to 2.75, not regional risk off. Structural lesson: the T minus 1 BhavCopy max pain out predicted the live intraday chain, which migrated to 77,400 and mean reverted into settlement. Resistance migrates, the pin does not. Third straight episode with a dip level that never triggered, which is why EP83 ships an if we gap away branch. 3. **Hit**protection, own it because it is cheap not because vol rises, and the VIX fell on both feeds. The two buy zones were DEAD CALLS that never triggered on a gap up open at 77470, so 2 of 5 calls could not be graded. Four and a half out of five. The book won: no Korea gap, India opened plus 285 and outperformed Asia because the KOSPI drop was a local rate shock after the Bank of Korea hiked to 2.75, not regional risk off. Structural lesson: the T minus 1 BhavCopy max pain out predicted the live intraday chain, which migrated to 77,400 and mean reverted into settlement. Resistance migrates, the pin does not. Third straight episode with a dip level that never triggered, which is why EP83 ships an if we gap away branch. 4. **Hit**protection, own it because it is cheap not because vol rises, and the VIX fell on both feeds. The two buy zones were DEAD CALLS that never triggered on a gap up open at 77470, so 2 of 5 calls could not be graded. Four and a half out of five. The book won: no Korea gap, India opened plus 285 and outperformed Asia because the KOSPI drop was a local rate shock after the Bank of Korea hiked to 2.75, not regional risk off. Structural lesson: the T minus 1 BhavCopy max pain out predicted the live intraday chain, which migrated to 77,400 and mean reverted into settlement. Resistance migrates, the pin does not. Third straight episode with a dip level that never triggered, which is why EP83 ships an if we gap away branch. [The whole season, graded](/podcast/#trail)[July 2026 archive](/podcast/2026-07/)[Methodology](/track-record) 02In this episode ## 8 chapters, the numbers pulled out. 1. **08**One last thing: the support thinned 76Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy 2. **08**One last thing: the support thinned 76Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy 3. **08**One last thing: the support thinned 76Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy 4. **08**One last thing: the support thinned 76Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy 5. **08**One last thing: the support thinned 76Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy 6. **08**One last thing: the support thinned 76Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy 7. **08**One last thing: the support thinned 76Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy 8. **08**One last thing: the support thinned 76Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy Cold open: the levels were right, the hold was not **24,220**Nifty had tagged **24,078**Nifty closed **77,185**Sensex closed **460 points**Closed up after being Yesterday the call was that 24,000 holds and the target is 24,150 to 24,200. By 09:40 the Nifty had tagged 24,220. Forty minutes, both calls done. And then the tape spent the next five hours taking every single point back. The Nifty closed 24,078, up 26. The Read the chapter The option book: writers covered 77,000 and rebuilt the resistance 400 points higher **0.74**Put call ratio **1,44,760**Open interest fell **14,98,720**Added at another **77,000**Upside walked away The headline on today's Sensex expiry chain is a put call ratio of 0.74. More calls than puts. Read that number alone and you would say sellers everywhere, upside capped, stay away. Now look at where the calls actually moved. At 77,000 call open interest fell Read the chapter Participant flows: pros bought the calls the foreigners sold **64,108**Proprietary desks bought **50,260**Trade, foreign institutions sold **77,185**Sensex closed **77,200**Grind, pin, drift The NSE participant book published last night says the same thing from a second desk. Proprietary desks bought 64,108 index calls net yesterday. That is the biggest single day call buy of this entire run. On the other side of that trade, foreign institutions Read the chapter And then korea opened: kOSPI down 7 percent, GIFT Nifty up 0.12 percent **9 percent**SK Hynix **24,070**GIFT Nifty **0.12 percent**GIFT Nifty The KOSPI is down about 7 percent at 6762. They triggered a sell side sidecar at 09:10 local time, the circuit breaker that freezes program trading. It is another sidecar, not the first this year. SK Hynix down 9 percent, Samsung down. It is a chip rout and it Read the chapter Contagion check: metal and IT were already the two weakest doors **1.12 percent**Hong Kong **0.61**Percent, the Nasdaq **40 points**Pops market sitting Here is why Korea is not somebody else's problem. Look at what was already weakest going into last night. Metal down 1.11 percent, the worst sector on the board. IT down 0.67 percent, and that was IBM guiding revenue below estimates, a global chip and tech Read the chapter The two numbers: Sensex 77,000 gamma flip and a 491 point straddle **77,200**Market pins toward **76,982.82**Yesterday's low **77,000**Sensex traded below **24,078**Nifty closed Sensex 77,000 is the whole trade. Total gamma flips sign right there. It is negative at 77,000 and positive at 77,100. Above 77,100 the dealers dampen every move and the market pins toward 77,200. Below 77,000 they amplify it, and moves get faster, not slower. Read the chapter The plan: fade 77,400, buy 77,020, stand aside below 77,000 **77,400**Fade rallies **77,480**Fade rallies **27 lakh**Rallies into to where **77,020**Buy dips Sensex expiry. Fade rallies into 77,400 to 77,480, where 27 lakh calls got written yesterday and they will defend it. Buy dips into 77,020 to 77,060, just inside the round number, only while 77,000 holds. Lose 77,000 on real volume and you stand aside, because Read the chapter One last thing: the support thinned 76 percent in one session **736 crore**Foreign institutions sold **441 crore**Cash yesterday but bought **2,62,712**Short book **705 crore**Domestic institutions bought Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy in this stretch. That is a hedge coming off, not a mind changing. They still sit on a short book of 2,62,712 contracts and covered barely one percent Read the chapter 03The notes ## Chapter by chapter. ### *01*Cold open: the levels were right, the hold was not Yesterday the call was that 24,000 holds and the target is 24,150 to 24,200. By 09:40 the Nifty had tagged 24,220. Forty minutes, both calls done. And then the tape spent the next five hours taking every single point back. The Nifty closed 24,078, up 26. The Sensex closed 77,185, up 130, after being 460 points higher. The levels were right. The hold was not. That distinction is the whole of today. ### *02*The option book: writers covered 77,000 and rebuilt the resistance 400 points higher The headline on today's Sensex expiry chain is a put call ratio of 0.74. More calls than puts. Read that number alone and you would say sellers everywhere, upside capped, stay away. Now look at where the calls actually moved. At 77,000 call open interest fell by 1,44,760. At 77,100 it fell by 1,42,700. That is nearly 2,90,000 calls the writers covered outright. And at 77,500 they added 12,48,220, at 77,600 another 14,98,720. The people selling upside walked away from 77,000 and 77,100 and rebuilt the wall 400 points higher. That is not sellers pressing. When a writer covers a strike and rewrites it higher, he is saying he no longer believes that level caps the market. The resistance moved up. ### *03*Participant flows: pros bought the calls the foreigners sold The NSE participant book published last night says the same thing from a second desk. Proprietary desks bought 64,108 index calls net yesterday. That is the biggest single day call buy of this entire run. On the other side of that trade, foreign institutions sold 50,260. Pro long, FII short. In this framework that pairing is the strongest bull tell there is. Add max pain. It sits at 77,200 on today's expiry and the Sensex closed 77,185. Fifteen points. The magnet is already sitting under the market's nose. Covered calls, pros buying, max pain overhead: the whole book says grind, pin, drift into 77,200 and die there. ### *04*And then korea opened: kOSPI down 7 percent, GIFT Nifty up 0.12 percent The KOSPI is down about 7 percent at 6762. They triggered a sell side sidecar at 09:10 local time, the circuit breaker that freezes program trading. It is another sidecar, not the first this year. SK Hynix down 9 percent, Samsung down. It is a chip rout and it is spilling into Japan, where the Nikkei is around 66,500. Now hold two things next to each other. Korea down 7 percent with trading halted. GIFT Nifty at 24,070, up 0.12 percent. Twelve hundredths of one percent, on a morning when the biggest chip market in Asia has a circuit breaker. The book says pin. The tape from Seoul says gap. Both cannot be right, and you find out at 09:15. ### *05*Contagion check: metal and IT were already the two weakest doors Here is why Korea is not somebody else's problem. Look at what was already weakest going into last night. Metal down 1.11 percent, the worst sector on the board. IT down 0.67 percent, and that was IBM guiding revenue below estimates, a global chip and tech story rather than a domestic one. Metal and IT. The two weakest sectors in India yesterday are precisely the two channels a chip rout travels down. That is not a coincidence you get to ignore. The good news is real though. This is a chip panic, not an everything panic. Hong Kong is up 1.12 percent. The S&P closed up 0.38 percent, the Nasdaq up 0.61. Brent is 85.24, stalled on the same 85 to 86 shelf a fourth session, which makes the Hormuz risk cheaper, not gone. So it is narrow. Which means it can be contained, or it can be the pin that pops a market sitting 40 points above its gamma flip. ### *06*The two numbers: Sensex 77,000 gamma flip and a 491 point straddle Sensex 77,000 is the whole trade. Total gamma flips sign right there. It is negative at 77,000 and positive at 77,100. Above 77,100 the dealers dampen every move and the market pins toward 77,200. Below 77,000 they amplify it, and moves get faster, not slower. And 77,000 has already been tested. Yesterday's low was 76,982.82. The Sensex traded below 77,000 intraday and clawed back. Second tests are where lines either confirm or break. Nifty 24,020 to 24,040 is the same idea, the flip zone. The Nifty closed 24,078, sitting 40 points above the trapdoor. Today's Sensex straddle at 77,200 is 491, pricing a move of 491 points either way: 76,694 on the downside, 77,676 on the upside. Anything inside that is noise the writers already sold you. ### *07*The plan: fade 77,400, buy 77,020, stand aside below 77,000 Sensex expiry. Fade rallies into 77,400 to 77,480, where 27 lakh calls got written yesterday and they will defend it. Buy dips into 77,020 to 77,060, just inside the round number, only while 77,000 holds. Lose 77,000 on real volume and you stand aside, because below it 76,700 opens and then 76,500. Somebody already paid for that: put writers added 8,82,340 contracts at 76,500 and 9,53,120 at 76,000. Nifty. Buy 24,010 to 24,030. Not 24,150. 24,200 now carries 92,97,015 calls with 50,14,620 added in a single session. Three rejections and 50 lakh new calls is information. Stop paying up for the tag. And protection. The fear gauge fell to 13.27, down 3.49 percent, on a day the index reversed 142 points off its high. Falling fear into a rejection means the sellers were in control and they won. So own the insurance today. Own it because it is cheap, not because volatility is rising. Reliance reports tomorrow, the big banks Saturday. You do not want to be naked into that gap with Korea on fire. ### *08*One last thing: the support thinned 76 percent in one session Foreign institutions sold 736 crore in cash yesterday but bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy in this stretch. That is a hedge coming off, not a mind changing. They still sit on a short book of 2,62,712 contracts and covered barely one percent of it. But watch the other side. Domestic institutions bought only 705 crore. On Tuesday they absorbed 2,928 crore. That is a 76 percent collapse in the support under this market, in one session. The writers moved the resistance up. The domestics thinned the support out. And Korea is down 7 percent. Three days, same two lines. The first one that breaks decides the rest of July. 04Key takeaways ## 20 things to carry into the session. * *01*Nifty closed 24,078 up 26 points after tagging 24,220 by 09:40 and giving it all back * *02*Sensex closed 77,185 up 130 points after trading 460 points higher intraday * *03*Sensex expiry put call ratio 0.74 more calls than puts * *04*Call OI fell 1,44,760 at 77,000 and 1,42,700 at 77,100 nearly 2,90,000 calls covered * *05*Writers added 12,48,220 calls at 77,500 and 14,98,720 at 77,600 rebuilding resistance 400 points higher * *06*Proprietary desks bought 64,108 index calls net the biggest single day call buy of the run * *07*FIIs sold 50,260 index calls on the other side of the pro buying * *08*Max pain 77,200 against a 77,185 close a gap of 15 points * *09*KOSPI down about 7 percent at 6762 sell side sidecar triggered 09:10 local * *10*Another Korean sidecar this year SK Hynix down 9 percent Samsung down * *11*Nikkei around 66,500 as the chip rout spills into Japan * *12*GIFT Nifty 24,070 up 0.12 percent pricing none of Korea * *13*Metal down 1.11 percent worst sector IT down 0.67 percent on IBM guiding revenue below estimates * *14*Hong Kong up 1.12 percent S&P up 0.38 percent Nasdaq up 0.61 percent America closed green * *15*Brent 85.24 stalled on the 85 to 86 shelf a fourth session Hormuz risk cheaper not gone * *16*Sensex total gamma negative at 77,000 and positive at 77,100 the flip is the whole trade * *17*Sensex low 76,982.82 yesterday traded below 77,000 intraday before clawing back * *18*Nifty flip zone 24,020 to 24,040 with the close 24,078 just 40 points above the trapdoor * *19*Sensex straddle 491 points implying 76,694 on the downside and 77,676 on the upside * *20*India VIX 13.27 down 3.49 percent on a day the index reversed 142 points off its high Show all 20 05In his words The levels were right. The hold was not. That is not sellers pressing. That is sellers retreating and re-pitching the tent. So the pros bought the resistance that the foreigners were selling. Pros are long, FIIs are short. 06Transcript ## The full episode, in text. Read the transcript Reading mode Copy link 1,324 words, about 6 min to read Yesterday we bought at 24,000 and the target was 24,150 to 24,200. By 09:40 in the morning the Nifty had tapped 24,220. Forty minutes, both calls done. And then the Sensex spent the next five hours taking every single point back. Closed at 24,078, up 26 points. Sensex closed at 77,185, up 130, after being 460 points higher. The levels were right. The hold was not. This is The Tanmay Edge. You are listening to Episode 82. I am Tanmay Kurtkoti. Let's go. Today's Sensex expiry, guys. And before we get to Korea, and we are going to get to Korea, I want to show you what the option writers did yesterday, because almost nobody caught it. 74. More calls than puts. Read the number on its own and you would say sellers everywhere, ceiling is heavy, stay away from the upside. Now look at where the calls have actually moved yesterday. At the 77,000 strike, call open interest fell by 1,44,760. At the 77,100 strike, it fell by 1,42,700. That is nearly 2,90,000 calls that the writers covered. Gone, completely. And at 77,500 they added 12,48,220 calls. At 77,600 they added 14,98,720 calls. Read that again slowly, guys. The people selling upside walked away from 77,000 and 77,100 and rebuilt the resistance 400 points higher. That is not sellers pressing, that is sellers retreating and re-pitching the resistance. When a writer covers a strike and rewrites it higher, he is telling you he no longer believes that the level caps the market. The ceiling, or the resistance, has moved up. And it is not only the desk saying it on Sensex. On NSE as well, this is the official one, the pros, that is the proprietary accounts of members, bought 64,108 index calls net. That is the biggest single-day call buy of this entire run. And on the other side of the trade, FIIs sold 50,260 calls. So the pros bought the resistance that the foreigners were selling. Pros are long, FIIs are short. In this framework that pairing is the strongest bull tell there is. And one more point, guys. Max pain on today's Sensex expiry is roughly around that 77,100 to 77,200 mark. The Sensex closed exactly in between that, 77,185. The magnet is already sitting under the market's nose. So the entire option book, the covered calls that happened yesterday, the pros that is buying, the max pain, the whole thing says the same boring, comfortable word. Grinding, pin, and drift up to 77,200, 300, and die there. And then Korea opened this morning. The KOSPI is down about 7 percent as I speak, 6,762. They triggered a sell-side sidecar at 09:10 their time. That is the circuit breaker that freezes program trading. It is the nineteenth one this year. SK Hynix down almost 10 percent, Samsung down. It is a chip rout, and it is spilling into Japan as well, where the Nikkei is trading around 66,500. Now hold two things next to each other. Korea down 7 percent, trading halted. 12 percent. On a morning when the biggest chip market in Asia has a circuit breaker, the book says it is going to pin. The tape from Seoul says gap. Both cannot be right, and you find out at 09:15. And here is why I am not dismissing Korea as somebody else's problem. Look at what was already weakest going into last night. 1 percent, the worst sector on the board. 67 percent. That was IBM guiding revenue below estimates, a global chip and tech story. Now the good news, guys, and it is real. This is a chip panic, not an everything panic. 12 percent this morning. 38 percent. 61 percent. America closed green. 24, stalled on the same 85 to 86 levels for the fourth session. The Hormuz risk has now failed to fire four days running, which makes it cheaper. Either it is a big jump that is going to happen and a lot of accumulation in the crude is happening, or the Hormuz risk is gone. So this is narrow. It is chips, which means it can be contained, or it can be the pin that pops a market sitting 40 points above its gamma flip level. Let me give you two numbers that decide today, and then the plan. Sensex 77,000. That is the whole trade. Total gamma flips sign right there. It is negative at 77,000 and positive at the 77,100 to 200 levels. So above 77,100 the dealers would dampen every move and the market pins towards 77,200 back again. Below 77,000 they amplify it and the move gets faster, not slower. And 77,000 has already been tested. Yesterday's low was 76,980. The Sensex traded below 77,000 intraday and clawed back. So second tests are where lines either confirm or break. Nifty 24,020 to 24,040, same idea, that is the Nifty's flip zone. The Nifty closed at 24,078. It is sitting 40 points above the trapdoor. 24,000 is extremely important. Today's Sensex straddle is trading at 491. That is the market pricing a move of 491 points either way, 76,650 on the downside to 77,500 on the upside. Anything inside that is noise, guys, and we could see those levels tested today. The plan. The plan: Sensex expiry, fade rallies into 77,300 to 400 after dropping probably in the morning trade. That is why 25 lakh calls got written yesterday and they will defend it. Buy the dips, so 77,020 to 77,060, just inside the round number, only while 77,000 holds. Lose 77,000 the second time, because below it 76,700 opens and then 76,500, and somebody already paid for that. Put writers added 8,82,340 contracts over there at 76500, and 9,53,120 at almost 76,000. They stacked that support for a reason. But remember this, today is not going to be an easy expiry, we could see that IV popping up. Nifty, buy 24,010 to 24,030. Not 24,150. 24,200 now carries 92,97,015 calls written, with 50,14,620 added in a single session. Three rejections and the 50 lakh new calls is the new information. And protection. 49 percent, on a day the index reversed 142 points off its high. So when a selling happened, the VIX didn't rise. Falling fear into a rejection means the sellers were in control and they won it. So own the insurance today, guys. Own it because it is cheap, not because volatility is going to rise. It is going to go to zero at the end. That is exactly the distinction I got wrong yesterday, and I am not making it twice. Reliance reports tomorrow, the big banks Saturday. You do not want to be naked into the gap with Korea on fire. One last thing. FIIs sold 736 crore in cash yesterday, but they bought 441 crore of index futures. First futures buy in this stretch. That is the hedge coming off, not a mind changing. They still sit on a short book of almost 2,63,000 contracts and they covered barely 1 percent of it. But watch the other side of that. The DIIs bought only 705 crore. On Tuesday they absorbed 2,928 crore. That is a 76 percent collapse in the support under this market, in one session. The writers moved the ceiling up, the domestics thinned the support out, and Korea is down 7 percent. Three days, same two lines. The first one that breaks decides the rest of the July. Have a great Thursday, guys, and a happy expiry. One ceiling that has moved up, one support that has thinned out, one circuit breaker in Seoul. Trade 77000, not your opinion. This was The Tanmay Edge. If you found value in this, guys, please share it with one trader friend who needs it right now. com where it streams first as well. And give a rating, guys, and a review if you want to add something in this podcast. Have a happy expiry. Questions ## EP82, in plain words. What does EP82 of The Tanmay Edge cover?EP82, Thursday 16 Jul 2026, 10:19, in 8 chapters: Cold open: the levels were right, the hold was not; The option book: writers covered 77,000 and rebuilt the resistance 400 points higher; Participant flows: pros bought the calls the foreigners sold; And then korea opened: kOSPI down 7 percent, GIFT Nifty up 0.12 percent; Contagion check: metal and IT were already the two weakest doors; The two numbers: Sensex 77,000 gamma flip and a 491 point straddle; The plan: fade 77,400, buy 77,020, stand aside below 77,000; One last thing: the support thinned 76 percent in one session. How did the calls in EP82 score?Grade 4.5/5 (90 percent): 4 hit, 0 partial, 0 mechanical, 0 miss. Graded the next trading day, 17 Jul 2026, against NSE settlement. Is The Tanmay Edge investment advice?No. It is market commentary for education only, not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. 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