Analysis: Today, options with a notional value of 5.8 trillion USD will expire in the US stock market, which may indicate fluctuations in stock prices.
BlockBeats news, on June 20, according to Citigroup's estimate, there will be a notional value of $5.8 trillion in stock open contracts expiring on Friday, including $4.2 trillion in index options, $708 billion in U.S. ETF options, and $819 billion in individual stock options. This event could increase the fluctuation of the stock market, surpassing the relatively mild movements observed in recent weeks. Each quarter, a batch of different exchange-traded derivation contracts expires on the same day, which market observers sometimes refer to as a "triple witching day" event. Experts predict that this event itself will not add extra volatility on Friday, but it may pave the way for more sudden fluctuations in the stock market next week. (Jin10)
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Analysis: Today, options with a notional value of 5.8 trillion USD will expire in the US stock market, which may indicate fluctuations in stock prices.
BlockBeats news, on June 20, according to Citigroup's estimate, there will be a notional value of $5.8 trillion in stock open contracts expiring on Friday, including $4.2 trillion in index options, $708 billion in U.S. ETF options, and $819 billion in individual stock options. This event could increase the fluctuation of the stock market, surpassing the relatively mild movements observed in recent weeks. Each quarter, a batch of different exchange-traded derivation contracts expires on the same day, which market observers sometimes refer to as a "triple witching day" event. Experts predict that this event itself will not add extra volatility on Friday, but it may pave the way for more sudden fluctuations in the stock market next week. (Jin10)