A commodity option is a financial derivative that gives the buyer (also known as the holder) the right, but not the obligation, to buy or ** a particular commodity at a specific time in the future (expiration date). This particular commodity can be a physical commodity such as agricultural products, metals, energy, etc., or a financial instrument linked to these physical commodities**. In commodity options, there are Shanghai gold options, so how to open an account for Shanghai gold options?The above material ** in: Caishun Options
Shanghai Gold Option refers to the ** option contract launched by the Shanghai ** Exchange, which is a financial derivative that allows the holder to sell a certain number of *** contracts at a specific time or at a specific time. Options contracts have more flexibility than ** contracts. Option contracts allow the holder to obtain the rights to *** contracts at a lower cost, while avoiding the risks associated with holding actual ** contracts.
1. Call option: The investor expects to call the option in the future to obtain the profit brought by the future.
2. Put option: The investor expects the put option to be brought by the future *** in order to obtain the profit brought by the future ***.
To open an account, you need to choose a reliable ** company or broker, and then submit relevant materials to open an account in accordance with its requirements, followed by the commodity options of the Shanghai Futures Exchange, the Dashang Exchange, and the Zhengshang Exchange, as well as the options of the last energy, all of which are required by the 100,000 threshold.
Of course, it is also necessary to pass the knowledge test recognized by the exchange, and as an investor, you must also have a cumulative 10 trading days and 20 or more options ** trading experience recognized by the exchangeand have an exchange-approved experience in the exercise of options**.
When trading Shanghai Gold Options, investors need to understand the relevant risks and trading rules, master the relevant trading skills and strategies, and finally, the above views are for reference only, not as a basis for trading, profits and losses are at their own risk. The market is risky, and investors need to be cautious.