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CIPLA

Cipla Ltd
1496.3 -4.40 (-0.29%)
L: 1490.2 H: 1508
Put-Call Ratio - CIPLA
25 Dec 2025 11:10 AM IST
Put OI
1,746
Call OI
2,240
PCR
0.78
Put OI Chg
488
Call OI Chg
820
COI PCR
0.60
COI Strength %
-25.00 %


On   30 Oct    CIPLA was trading at 1540.1   with pcr value   0

On   31 Oct    CIPLA was trading at 1501.3   with pcr value   Infinity

On   3 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1511.5   with pcr value   2.25

On   4 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1503.3   with pcr value   0

On   6 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1501.5   with pcr value   0

On   7 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1505.7   with pcr value   Infinity

On   10 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1511.5   with pcr value   0

On   11 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1514.9   with pcr value   Infinity

On   12 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1519.3   with pcr value   0.6

On   13 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1525.8   with pcr value   0

On   14 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1532.1   with pcr value   0

On   17 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1535.6   with pcr value   Infinity

On   18 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1514.5   with pcr value   Infinity

On   19 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1526.8   with pcr value   7.29

On   20 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1529.2   with pcr value   5.27

On   21 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1511.8   with pcr value   0.82

On   24 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1504   with pcr value   2.47

On   25 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1507.5   with pcr value   0.06

On   26 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1523.8   with pcr value   1.13

On   27 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1525.2   with pcr value   1.63

On   28 Nov    CIPLA was trading at 1531.3   with pcr value   2.01

On   1 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1523.1   with pcr value   1.65

On   2 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1516.6   with pcr value   2.91

On   3 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1508   with pcr value   1.51

On   4 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1521   with pcr value   0.86

On   5 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1520.8   with pcr value   0.84

On   8 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1497.6   with pcr value   1.36

On   9 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1490.6   with pcr value   0.77

On   10 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1490.9   with pcr value   1.24

On   11 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1512.3   with pcr value   1.2

On   12 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1517.4   with pcr value   1.23

On   15 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1508   with pcr value   0.92

On   16 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1499.6   with pcr value   1

On   17 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1496.9   with pcr value   0.69

On   18 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1498.9   with pcr value   0.7

On   19 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1517.1   with pcr value   0.73

On   22 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1512.9   with pcr value   0.88

On   23 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1500.7   with pcr value   0.9

On   24 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1496.3   with pcr value   0.78

On   25 Dec    CIPLA was trading at 1496.3   with pcr value   0.78

Put-Call-Ratio Table
Understanding PCR & COI Metrics
PCR (Put-Call Ratio)
PCR = Put OI / Call OI
> 1.2
Bullish

More puts than calls, potential support

0.8 - 1.2
Neutral

Balanced market sentiment

< 0.8
Bearish

More calls than puts, potential resistance

COI Strength %
COI Strength % = ((PE COI - CE COI) / (|PE| + |CE|)) × 100
> 30%
Bullish

Strong put buildup dominance

-30% to 30%
Neutral

Balanced intraday activity

< -30%
Bearish

Strong call buildup dominance

Frequently Asked Questions

PCR is the ratio of total Put Open Interest to Call Open Interest. It's a contrarian indicator of market sentiment:

  • High PCR (>1.2): More traders are holding puts, expecting a decline. However, this often acts as support (bullish) as market makers hedge by buying the underlying.
  • Low PCR (<0.8): More traders are holding calls, expecting a rise. This often acts as resistance (bearish) as market makers hedge by selling the underlying.
  • Neutral PCR (0.8-1.2): Balanced sentiment with no strong directional bias.

Remember: PCR is contrarian - extreme readings often signal reversals rather than continuation.

COI PCR (Change in OI PCR) measures the ratio of intraday Put OI change to Call OI change, making it more responsive than total OI PCR.

Key Differences:

  • Regular PCR: Uses total accumulated Open Interest. Shows overall market positioning but changes slowly.
  • COI PCR: Uses only today's OI changes. Captures fresh positioning and provides timely intraday signals.

Use Case: COI PCR helps identify intraday sentiment shifts before they reflect in total PCR, making it valuable for day traders and short-term positions.

COI Strength = (PE COI - CE COI) / (|PE COI| + |CE COI|)

This normalized indicator measures the directional bias of intraday Open Interest changes on a scale from -1 to +1:

  • > 0.3 (Bullish): Put side dominance - fresh put writing or buying suggests bullish positioning.
  • -0.3 to 0.3 (Neutral): Balanced activity on both sides - no clear directional conviction.
  • < -0.3 (Bearish): Call side dominance - fresh call writing or buying suggests bearish positioning.

Advantages over PCR:

  • Normalized scale (-1 to +1) makes comparison across symbols easier
  • Not affected by extreme ratios when one side is very small
  • Clearly shows which side has stronger intraday momentum

PCR data updates based on the selected interval:

  • 1 Minute Interval: Updates every minute during market hours, providing real-time intraday tracking.
  • 1 Day Interval: Shows end-of-day PCR values for historical analysis and trend identification.

Note: OI data comes from the exchange and may have a slight delay. Premium users get access to faster refresh rates and more granular intervals.

Negative PCR occurs when Call OI Change is negative (unwinding) while Put OI Change is also negative, or vice versa.

Common Scenarios:

  • PE > 0, CE < 0: Puts building, Calls unwinding → Strong bullish signal
  • PE < 0, CE > 0: Puts unwinding, Calls building → Strong bearish signal
  • Both negative: Both sides unwinding → Low conviction, neutral to ranging market

Tip: When PCR becomes negative or very large, use COI Strength instead - it handles these edge cases better and provides clearer directional signals.

Best Practices for Combining PCR with Price:

  1. Divergence Trading: If price is falling but COI PCR shows put buildup (>1.2), it may signal a bounce. If price is rising but COI PCR shows call buildup (<0.8), it may signal resistance.
  2. Confirmation: Use PCR to confirm price trends. Rising prices with increasing calls or falling prices with increasing puts suggests trend continuation.
  3. Extremes: Very high COI Strength (>0.6 or <-0.6) combined with price at support/resistance can signal strong reversals.
  4. Intraday Pivots: Watch for sudden COI Strength shifts (e.g., from +0.5 to -0.3) as they often precede intraday trend changes.

Remember: PCR is a sentiment indicator, not a timing tool. Always combine with technical analysis, support/resistance levels, and risk management.