How are options traded?

Option trading is not an asset, but a valuable contract. When buying an option contract, the premise is to decide where the market is according to the actual situation, and then adjust it according to the market. The advantage of 50ETF option is that it can be long or short, up or down, and it can be a buyer or a seller freely.

Buy option contracts from the buyer's point of view;

Step 1: Log in to the system, find the contract of the month you selected, and click the put contract with the exercise price of 2900. Click Buy to open the position and confirm the order.

Step 2: Confirm the order information-confirmation includes whether it is a buying or opening operation, whether it is confirmed, and whether the contract price is confirmed;

Step 3: After confirmation, you can wait for the entrusted pending order to succeed.

Step 4: Close the position, close the position, click the contract, and then click sell to close the position.

The buyer operates in several steps from the open position to the closed position. The buyer's opening position corresponds to selling, and the seller's opening position corresponds to buying. Note that the actions of the buyer and the seller are opposite, so don't confuse them.

Option trading is T+0, and both buyers and sellers can close their contracts and stop losses during the trading period. It is equivalent to transferring the risks and benefits before the contract expires to the next investor.