Interactive Nifty ITM Options Charts
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m looking for a quick, no-frills way to visualise how in-the-money Nifty options behave against the underlying index. The job is straightforward:
• Read two datasets:
– Nifty spot prices
– Prices for two ITM call options and two ITM put options (same dates and interval)
• Build two interactive web charts (zoom, pan, hover tooltip):
1. Nifty spot + two ITM Calls, all three series rebased so their first value equals 0.
2. Nifty spot + two ITM Puts, rebased the same way—puts should plot below the zero line so negative momentum is obvious.
A simple HTML page that loads the data (CSV or JSON) and renders with any mainstream library—Plotly, D3.js, or Chart.js—will do; I’m flexible. The main goal is to let me see where option momentum fades or time-decay kicks in, nothing fancy beyond that.
Deliverables
• Clean, commented code (HTML + JS)
• Example data file format
• Brief note showing me where to drop fresh data
Keep it light and efficient so I can run it locally without extra setup. Or a pinescript that runs in Tradingview.
• Read two datasets:
– Nifty spot prices
– Prices for two ITM call options and two ITM put options (same dates and interval)
• Build two interactive web charts (zoom, pan, hover tooltip):
1. Nifty spot + two ITM Calls, all three series rebased so their first value equals 0.
2. Nifty spot + two ITM Puts, rebased the same way—puts should plot below the zero line so negative momentum is obvious.
A simple HTML page that loads the data (CSV or JSON) and renders with any mainstream library—Plotly, D3.js, or Chart.js—will do; I’m flexible. The main goal is to let me see where option momentum fades or time-decay kicks in, nothing fancy beyond that.
Deliverables
• Clean, commented code (HTML + JS)
• Example data file format
• Brief note showing me where to drop fresh data
Keep it light and efficient so I can run it locally without extra setup. Or a pinescript that runs in Tradingview.