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Where to Trade

Currently, options are traded on four exchanges:

  • AMEX- The American Stock Exchange

    The AMEX trades put and call options on common stocks, as well as on broad market, exchange traded funds, industry sector and international indexes, and HOLDRS (Holding Company Depositary Receipts)
  • CBOE- The Chicago Board Options Exchange

    The CBOE is the world’s largest options marketplace and the pioneer of listed options, founded in 1973;
  • PHLX – The Philadelphia Stock Exchange

    The PHLX was the first stock exchange founded in 1790 and established in the United States. The PHLX trades approximately 2,000 stocks, 1,200 equity options, 16 index options, 8 currency options, and 6 currency futures;
  • PCST – The Pacific Coast Stock Exchange

    The PCST was the first exchange in the world to build and operate an electronic trading system. It was founded in 1862. It trades more than 1,200 stock options and is also one of the world’s leading derivatives markets;

OOC – The Options Clearing Corporation. Was founded in 1973. It keeps records of all outstanding contracts of all equity options listed on U.S. exchanges. The OOC basically, keeps track of every long and short position for every outstanding contract.

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