How does the 50ETF options sub account work?

Mondo Finance Updated on 2024-01-29

In options trading, if you master the steps and processes of 50ETF trading, you can often get a higher success rate. Options Trading Options Diary SSE 50 ETF Options

You can register through the real-name mobile phone number, and the corresponding software can participate in options trading, provided that you must carefully read the risk warning and other agreements, and secondly:

1. The platform will pay a return visit to the risk control recording

2. The user needs to read and fill in the options trading risk notice

3. Before entering the market, it is recommended to operate simulated trading appropriatelyIt is recommended to operate with a small amount of money for the first real entry.

Investors want to make money in options trading, opening a position is also a point that can not be ignored, investors in the opening of a position, first a small number of contracts, and then according to the underlying changes, do the right will gradually follow the position, do wrong to reduce the position. Control your own **, don't easily reload or cross positions, especially if you can't take risks. Many options buyers have unrealistic illusions about options and getting rich overnight. In fact, trading options is a technical and time job, and it requires a lot of patience and preparation for losses.

Formula 1: Margin for opening a call option obligation position = [pre-contract settlement price + max (12% of the pre-price of the underlying of the contract - out-of-the-money of the call option, 7% of the pre-** price of the underlying of the contract)] contract unit.

Formula 2: Put option obligation position opening margin = min [pre-contract settlement price + max (12% contract underlying price - put option out-of-value, 7% exercise**) exercise**] contract unit, in actual trading, investors usually do not need to manually calculate the margin amount of 50ETF options.

1. Look clearly at the basic information such as the underlying asset, exercise**, and expiration date of the contract.

2. Determine the type of option you want to buy, whether it is a call or a put.

3. Pay attention to options** and contract units to ensure that your investment risk and return are balanced.

4. Pay attention to factors such as market volatility and time value to determine the right time to buy and sell.

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