SSE 50ETF (code: 5 10050) is a transactional open index fund, which aims to track the performance of SSE 50 index. The SSE 50 Index covers the 50 stocks with the largest market value and liquidity in Shanghai Stock Exchange. ETF enables investors to obtain the performance of SSE 50 index through trading, while SSE 50ETF option provides investors with the right to buy or sell SSE 50ETF shares at some time in the future.
The SSE 50ETF option contract includes two types: call option and put option. Call option gives the holder the right to buy 50ETF shares at a fixed price when the contract expires, while put option gives the holder the right to sell 50ETF shares at a fixed price when the contract expires. The buyers and sellers of options agree on the terms of future delivery in the contract.
The price and trading behavior of these option contracts are influenced by many factors, such as market supply and demand, option exercise price, remaining maturity time, underlying asset price and so on. The SSE 50ETF option contract allows investors to participate in market fluctuations through option trading and make use of the leverage effect of options to invest or hedge.
50ETF option is a trading contract launched by Shanghai Stock Exchange based on 50ETF, and it is also the only investment tool in the domestic market that can buy up and sell down (subscribe and put) in the secondary market.
The trend of 50ETF options closely follows the trend of the broader market, so it is much simpler to analyze the overall trend of the current and future markets when choosing to operate 50ETF options. It is much easier to buy a subscription contract when looking at the market and a put contract when looking down.
How to choose the right contract for trading, combined with the actual operation, briefly summarized two points.
Choose a virtual contract according to the ups and downs (if the premium is low, the leverage is high, the general trend is accurately grasped, and the contract will rise and fall more)
Look at the small ups and downs and choose a moderate real contract (moderate royalties can better capture the profits brought by small changes in the price of 50ETF)
Note: Generally speaking, it is not recommended to buy or open positions when there is less than one week left before the expiration date of the contract. You can choose a contract with a longer term next month, but you can't rule out sudden ups and downs. Friends who like excitement can operate appropriately. Some contracts that ended in February experienced a surge of more than 65,438+0,000%, so conservatives can skip it.