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Stock Market Trading:
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SPX Options (S&P 500 Index)

S&P 500 (SPX) options are among the most highly liquid options on the market. The S&P 500 Index is comprised of 500 leading companies (most of them listed on the NYSE) from a diverse array of industries. Even though many individual traders follow the Dow Jones Index as reliable trading indicator of overall market performance, institutional traders rely more heavily on the S&P 500, considering it the better indicator.

SPX options are available for the three months closest to the current date, plus March, June, September, and December. LEAPS options are available for the S&P 500 Index as well. SPX options strike prices are usually set in intervals of 25 points.

Several factors attract investors to SPX options, including:

SPX options are tied to the S&P 500 Index - the world's leading benchmark for institutional investors.
SPX options allow investors to trade a cumulative basket of a 500-stock portfolio;
Trading SPX options requires less capital than trading the options of individual stocks;
S&P 500 index options are a highly liquid trading vehicle.

Trading Information
Uncovered Options
Options Trading
Technical Analysis:
Volume based analysis
Volume spikes and index
Volume technical analysis
Technical Analysis Books 1
Technical Analysis Books 2
Technical Analysis Glossary
Volume Analysis
Options Investing:
Options Investment
Parameters & Definitions
Investment Portfolio
Understanding the Pricing
Pricing Model
Put & Call
Start to Trade
The most liquid options
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3/10/2010 - SV1