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Topline
A recent surge in popularity in zero-day options contracts could fuel a massive loss for the S&P 500, JPMorgan analysts caution, as the risky short-term bets again gain popularity from investors looking to cash in on the stock market’s volatility.
Key Facts
Zero days to expiration options, often referred to as zero-day options or 0DTE, are puts or calls that expire within 24 hours of purchase, frequently relying upon a massive intraday swing to cash in on the potential gains.
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