Three Trading Mistakes Rookies Make (and Why Wall Street Loves It When This Happens)
by TOM GENTILE
Source: Power Profit Trades
https://moneymorning.com/investing/the- ... ll-street/
0DTE stands for zero days to options expiration. These are put-and-call options on individual stocks and indexes that expire within 24 hours.
Daily notional volumes in such short-term options — known as 0DTE in industry parlance — is around $1 trillion.
The risk involves options dealers, who take the other side of trades and must buy and sell stocks to keep a market-neutral stance.
Since 0DTE options rarely get in the money, their market impact is now mostly felt through volatility suppression and an intraday buy-the-dip pattern, that results from hedging.
However, should the market stage a big move that put these contracts in the money, that would force options dealers to unwind a large amount of their positions. On a big down day such intraday selling would reach $30 billion.
During the second half of 2022, such options made up more than 40% of the S&P 500’s total trading volume.
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