In addition, some brokers may offer discounts according to the trading frequency, so if you are a high-frequency trader, you can try to negotiate with brokers to get a lower commission rate.
The handling fee involved in 50ETF option trading usually consists of the following parts:
1. brokerage commission: brokerage commission is the fee paid by investors when trading options, and is usually calculated on the basis of each option contract. The brokerage commission rate will vary from brokerage company to brokerage company. Generally speaking, the lowest commission rate is 5 yuan/Zhang, and investors with large trading volume may enjoy lower rates, and the lowest commission rate may be 2 yuan/Zhang.
2. Handling fee of Shanghai Stock Exchange: SSE charges a handling fee for the options fair, which is a fixed fee, usually 1.3 yuan/sheet.
3. Settlement fee: China Clearing Company is responsible for the settlement of option transactions, and the settlement fee charged by it is also a fixed fee, generally 0.3 yuan/Zhang.
In addition to the above fees, if the option contract expires, it may also involve exercise fees.
Generally speaking, the handling fee of 50ETF options in the market is generally between 5-7 yuan, and the actual fees will be affected by factors such as brokerage commission, Shanghai Stock Exchange commission and settlement fee. Investors need to choose appropriate brokers and rates according to their trading frequency and capital scale.
Note that some options platforms without account opening threshold may bear the account opening cost for users, but they will charge higher fees, so investors should carefully consider when choosing platforms.
In addition, the handling fee can be charged unilaterally or bilaterally. The unilateral handling fee is calculated according to the amount of one transaction, and the bilateral handling fee is charged according to the sum of the amount of two transactions. Options are generally collected bilaterally, that is, there will be a handling fee for buying and selling.