NSE F&O Stocks List

Ans. Futures: A binding contract to buy or sell an asset at a fixed price on a specific future date. You're obligated to settle.
Options: A contract that gives you the RIGHT (not obligation) to buy or sell an asset at a strike price. You can choose to exercise or let it expire.

Ans. Yes, absolutely! You can close out your position at any time before expiry by taking the opposite trade. If you bought a futures contract, you can sell it to exit. Most traders manage positions this way — by exiting early rather than holding to expiry. This requires active monitoring.

Ans. F&O is high-risk and requires active monitoring. Beginners should: (1) Start with equities first, (2) Gain 2+ years of trading experience, (3) Understand the risks thoroughly, (4) Take our Risk Assessment Quiz to evaluate readiness. Only proceed if you're confident you understand the risks.

Ans. The F&O list is reviewed periodically by the exchanges. Stocks may be added or removed based on the latest eligibility criteria.