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What are Futures & Options?

In Futures contracts, buyer and seller agree to trade the underlying asset at a predetermined price on a specific future date. Options contracts provide the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell the underlying asset at a specific price on or before the expiry date.

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What are the different types of
Options contracts?

There are 2 basic types of Options contracts

Call Option
Provides the buyer the right (but not the obligation) to buy an underlying asset at a specified price within a certain time frame
Put Option
Provides the buyer the right (but not the obligation) to sell an underlying asset at a specified price within a certain time frame

Broadly, these contracts can be traded via 2 strategies as mentioned below

Long Option
Buying an option, either call or put, with the hope that the price of the underlying asset will move favourably
Short Option
Selling an option, either call or put, with the obligation to fulfil the contract if the buyer chooses to exercise it

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What are Futures and Options Trading Contracts?

In the investment world, futures and options are derivative instruments or contracts between buyers and sellers. Through these contracts, traders can invest in various types of market securities such as stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, stock indexes, etc. The agreement essentially comprises the details of the investment, including investment amount, estimated buying/selling price, contract expiration date, and other significant facts based on which its value is derived.

How are Futures and Options Trading Contracts different?

Futures traders typically buy and sell an underlying asset at a fixed price (also called the strike price) on a predetermined future date. Such traders are obligated to honour the clauses of the trading contract, irrespective of the underlying asset's market value, on the contract expiration date. On the other hand, options traders have the right or option and not the obligation to sell their underlying asset at the fixed, predetermined price on the set future date. They may exit the contract in case of a loss-bearing investment. In such a case, the trader only loses the predetermined margin amount paid at the time of entering into the contract.

How can I trade in Futures and Options, and what do I need?

You can conduct Futures and Options Trading through Brokerage Firms, which are members of the BSE, NSE, commodity trading markets, currency markets, and so on. m.Stock is one such brokerage firm. You need to open a DEMAT and trading account on the Mirae Asset website to conduct your F&O trading. You must submit your PAN, ID, and address proof documents to complete the KYC process, after which you can trade through our online trading platforms or mobile application. Ensure that you maintain the required margin amount in your trading account and link your bank account to it, to facilitate fund transfers for seamless F&O trading.

How to place an F&O trading order?

Login to your DEMAT and trading account , look for the Futures and Options tab and follow the steps by filling the form. You can find the place order or similar tab where you must enter the stock code (available on the internet). You will find the different F&O trading contracts, and you can choose one by clicking the buy/sell link. You will be redirected to a new page where the basic contract details will be auto-populated, based on whether you choose Futures or Options Trading. You must decide the order type - market or limit order, order validity period or maturity date, limit price, and stop-loss trigger price. Once you enter these details, your order will be placed.

How are F&O Trading contracts settled?

F&O Trading contracts are typically settled by the NSE, BSE, or exchanges on which the contract is traded. The contracts are settled on a daily basis in cash, on the contract expiration date. If options traders choose to exercise their option to exit a contract before the maturity period, they can do so anytime, and the contract is settled on the day of their choosing.
Note : Securities shown above are only for illustrative purposes and not recommendatory in nature. The data represents best/cumulative figures till date.