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Buying a call option ("a call") gives you the right, but not the obligation, to purchase an underlying security at a predetermined price for a certain time period. Call options are available in various strikes and expiration dates...

OEX Options - OEX is the ticker symbol for the S&P 100 Index ("Standard and Poors S&P 100 Stock Index"). OEX options allow traders to speculate on the movement of the OEX...

Straddle Options Trading - A straddle may be bought when a trader expects a large market move but is unsure of its probable direction. The strategy is usually applied in a flat market when volatility is low...

Futures Glossary

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Systematic Risk

Systematic Risk is market risk due to factors that cannot be eliminated by diversification.

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Basis Risk: Basis Risk is the risk associated with an unexpected widening or narrowing of basis between the time a hedge position is established and the time that it is lifted.

Counterparty Risk: Counterparty Risk is the risk associated with the financial stability of the party entered into contract with. Forward contracts impose upon each party the risk that the counterparty will default, but futures contracts executed on a designated contract market are guaranteed against default by the clearing organization.

Exchange Risk Factor: Exchange Risk Factor is the delta of an option as computed daily by the exchange on which it is traded.

Exchange Risk Factor: Exchange Risk Factor is the delta of an option as computed daily by the exchange on which it is traded.

Systemic Risk: Systemic Risk is the risk that a default by one market participant will have repercussions on other participants due to the interlocking nature of financial markets. For example, Customer A's default in X market may affect Intermediary B's ability to fulfill its obligations in Markets X, Y, and Z.

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