Options can be traded in the financial market as standardized contract documents, also known as "financial instruments", which have higher liquidity than other financial assets and are the main targets of financial investment. Each option contract corresponds to an underlying asset, which can be one of a variety of products, such as various commodities, stocks, stock indexes, futures contracts, bonds, foreign exchange and so on. What is the total amount of assets won by the option contract? What's the role?

Source Baidu: Caishun Option

What is the total amount of assets won by the option contract?

The assets that win the bid in the option contract refer to the assets agreed in the option contract, also known as basic assets or basic assets, and refer to the assets that the option holder can exercise the right to win the bid in the option contract. This subject matter can be spot assets or futures assets; It can be physical assets, financial assets or financial indicators. In option trading, position restriction is to limit the scale of holding option contracts and stipulate the maximum number of all contract positions (including hedging) that investors can unilaterally hold in a certain target.

How to trade option contracts?

Option contract trading is mainly a trading form of buying or selling a certain number of trading varieties at a certain time and at an agreed price. Usually, the buyer buys a call option contract or a put option by paying a certain premium, and an option is an option. You can start trading by understanding the ups and downs of options, distinguishing between real and imaginary options, understanding the various T quotes of options and checking the changes of a contract premium.

At present, there are more and more options listed and traded in China. The basic trading method of options is to establish corresponding positions and then reverse the liquidation to earn the premium difference, or hold the option to exercise when it expires. Option is not a complete tracking index, it is an independent derivative, which may lead to a large tracking error because of market game.