Traders are piling into 0DTE options—a cheap, fast, but risky way to bet on the market that offers the chance of explosive returns if those bets are correct.
We’ll explain their rise and their effect on the stock market.
Photo: Robert MachadoFor conservative income investors, some new funds look too good to be true.
Touting annual distribution rates of 50% or more, they generate cash by selling options contracts on some of the most speculative parts of the stock market.
The good news is that the exchange-traded funds don’t carry the risk of instant ruin that sellers of the derivatives can face.
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Robert Machado