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S&P 500 Index Options Contracts & Futures Trading Contracts
S&P 500 Index: Trading Options Contracts Investors have used options on the S&P 500 (SPX) index for a variety of purposes over the past 18 years, including investing, hedging, asset allocation, and the management of risk. Investors appreciate many features of the SPX options, including:
S&P 500 index futures trading contracts are traded through an auction-like process, with all bids and offers on each contract made public. Through this, a prevailing market price is reached for each contract, based primarily on the laws of supply and demand. This forum is a useful - and essential - element in a free market economy. You might be surprised to know that the futures markets are rarely used to actually buy or sell the physical commodity or financial instrument being traded; they're used for price estimation, risk management, and for some people, investment and profit.
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