The commission of options trading is mainly composed of the following parts:
1.Brokerage commission: usually at least $5, but as the volume increases, the commission may decrease, and the minimum may be around $2 if the volume is large.
2.Exchange Fees: The fees charged by the Shanghai** Exchange include handling fees and settlement fees, totaling 16 yuan, which is a fixed fee.
In general, the main cost of options can be divided into two parts: exchange fees and brokerage commissions.
Specifically, exchange fees include fees and settlement fees, which are charged at 03 yuan, which is charged bilaterally.
In terms of brokerage commissions, investors can negotiate with brokers to determine the commission standard according to the amount of funds.
The cost of options trading will also vary depending on the method of account opening. If you open an account directly on the exchange to buy options, the fee is usually around 5 yuan. If you open an account through an options platform, you may incur higher costs because it may involve the management fee of the sub-warehouse system, which may be more than 7 yuan.
Therefore, if you trade frequently, it is recommended to choose to open an account on the exchange to buy options, so that you can also save a lot of commissions when the trading volume is large.
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The conditions for opening an option account are as follows:
1.*The total market value of the account must reach more than 500,000 yuan.
2.The trading period must be at least 6 months with the designated ** company.
3.Must open margin trading business, or have the experience of stock index trading (relevant certificates of ** companies are required).
4.Pass the Options Knowledge Test.
5.Experience in options simulated trading.
6.The risk tolerance level must be "positive".
Only investors who meet all of the above conditions can apply to open options trading permissions. Investors with trading experience can also choose to open an account and trade on the option splitting platform, and it is best to understand the options risks in advance before participating.
A basic understanding of the concept of options
An option is an option, the right to buy or sell a certain amount of a particular commodity at a specific time in the future**. It gives the buyer the right to buy or sell an underlying asset at an agreed ** time in the future, but does not force the buyer to trade, if the asset held at maturity is not profitable, it can choose not to exercise the option, but lose the premium.
To put it simply, options are like coupons for shopping. The holder of the coupon has the right to purchase a certain item in the future, but does not have to use this right. If the goods are sold in the future, the holder can use the coupon to buy the goods at *** grid, and then sell them at a higher ** to make a profit. On the contrary, if the product is ***, the holder can choose not to use the coupon and only lose the cost of purchasing the coupon.
For example, let's say you're interested in a house, but you're strapped for cash and can't afford to pay enough cash to buy it within 4 months. You negotiate with the homeowner and request a privilege to buy the house for $800,000 within 4 months. The homeowner agrees, but as a price for acquiring this right, you need to pay a $2,000 option premium. The $2,000 is the option premium, and the right to buy a house given to you by the homeowner is an option. Options