ZONE TERMINAL

AMBER · Amber Enterprises India

TYPE
Stock F&O · NSE
INDUSTRY
Consumer Durables
LOT SIZE
100
WEEKLY OPTIONS
No (monthly only)

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How AMBER is measured

Zone Terminal tracks AMBER on finished 5-minute candles. A Break of Structure needs a candle to close beyond a confirmed swing level; the last opposing candle before that move becomes the Order Block, kept only when a Fair Value Gap or a strong displacement confirms it. From there the terminal derives the zone (Z), the invalidation level and the next untouched liquidity pools.

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AMBER F&O: quick answers

What is the lot size of AMBER?
One AMBER F&O contract is 100 units in the current series, per the exchange contract master (last updated 01 Nov 2026). Lot sizes are revised periodically, so confirm against the latest exchange circular.
When is the next AMBER expiry?
23 Nov 2026 (monthly). NSE contracts expire on Tuesdays; if that day is a trading holiday, expiry moves to the previous trading day.
Does AMBER have weekly options?
No. Since SEBI's October 2024 measures, only NIFTY (NSE) and SENSEX (BSE) keep weekly options. AMBER expires monthly.

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