ACE E-Mini S&P - Mar 08, 2021

Below is an illustration trading futures options on E-Mini S&P.  Our post shows bullish and bearish positions using a combination of call and put options.


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Volatility

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Notes:

Contract Size - $50 x S&P 500 Index.

Tick Size:  Outright: 0.25 index points=$12.50

Trading Hours: CME Globex: Sunday - Friday 6:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time (ET) with  trading halt 4:15 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

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Below are charts for reference.  

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Latest, Biggest, Busiest

Below is a snapshot with what's going on in the world of options with the most actively traded spreads.

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Below is an illustration of the Mar21 3975/4050 Call spread shown in the 2nd column above as a popular spread.

3975 4050 call spread

3975 4050 call spread target

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Strategies

Below are alternatives to popular spreads shown above.

The % yield shown in the diagram below represent a model of an estimated return on margin from projected dates shown. Both strategies below have positive time decay (theta) with time working for the position.

Put Butterfly

The position benefits from a rise in price and decline in implied volatility.  It has positive time decay.

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Call Fly

The call butterfly benefits from an increase in price and decline in implied volatility.

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