Record $9.6 Trillion in U.S. Options Exposure Set to Expire by September 18
A record $9.6 trillion in U.S. options exposure is set to expire by September 18, including $6.2 trillion concentrated on the quarterly triple-witching session.
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A record $9.6 trillion in U.S. options exposure is set to expire by September 18, including $6.2 trillion concentrated on the quarterly triple-witching session.
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A trader earned about $4 million in one day after Nvidia call options jumped 40% ahead of the company’s earnings.