- It’s been one year since the CBOE launched zero-day options contracts and they’re starting to take over the stock market.
- Zero-day options expire the same day they are issued and they now make up 50% of S&P 500 options activity.
- A new ETF has launched utilizing the options contracts, and with enough scale they could jolt the stock market in a big way.
There’s a new options trading product that is taking over Wall Street, and it could ultimately pose a big risk for the stock market as it gains in scale.
Zero-day options have quickly become a major force in the market, even as some observers have dismissed them as “just gambling” or the “fantasy football of option trading.”
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