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Options and Futures

Out-of-the-Money Option

An option that holds no inherent value, meaning its strike price is higher than the current price of the futures contract or its strike price is lower than the current futures price. This type of option is known as "out of the money" and does not hold any profit potential at the current market conditions. It is important to understand the concept of intrinsic value when trading options, as it can greatly impact your investment decisions.

Simulation Analysis of Financial Exposure

As a seasoned professor of finance, I would like to introduce you to a cutting-edge computer program that plays a crucial role in the Chicago Board of Trade - the risk-analy...

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Performance Bond Margin

In the world of finance, we often encounter terms like margin, especially in the context of futures contracts and options. But what exactly does this term mean? Simply put, ...

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Premium (options)

Let's discuss the two key components that make up an options price: intrinsic value and time value. The premium, often referred to as time value, is a crucial factor in dete...

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Expanded Traded Hours

The Chicago Board of Trade offers extended trading hours for select futures and options contracts, allowing investors to trade during business hours in other time zones. Thi...

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