These 50 stocks are not fixed. The SSE 50ETF option updates the information of constituent stocks once a year, which can be found on the websites of major markets.
Basic definition of 50ETF option
Stock option contract is a standardized contract formulated by Shanghai Stock Exchange, which stipulates that the buyer has the right to buy or sell the agreed stock at a specific price at a specific time in the future or a transactional open index fund (ETF) that tracks the stock index.
An option is a contract in which both parties buy and sell their rights in the future. As far as individual stock option is concerned, the buyer (obligee) of the option obtains a right by paying a certain fee (royalty) to the seller (obligor), that is, the right to buy or sell an agreed number of specific stocks or ETFs from the option seller at an agreed time and price. Of course, the buyer (obligee) can also choose to give up exercising his rights. If the buyer decides to exercise his rights, the seller is obliged to cooperate.
Basic terms of SSE 50ETF option contract