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Almondz - Defining Derivatives Trading

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Frequently Asked Questions

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In the stock market, Future and option are the types of (Derivative) contracts between the two parties where both parties buy/sell an underlying asset at a pre-determined price.

F&O stands for Future and Option. They are the types of derivatives used to hedge market risks by locking the price of an asset for future date.

Derivatives are the type of financial contracts that derive the value from an underlying asset such as stocks, commodities, currencies etc.

The option buyer is the owner of the contract. The ‘option buyer’ has the right but does not have an obligation to buy/sell an underlying asset on or before a particular date.

The person who buy/sell an option in return for a premium. They are also called writers or grantors. They are obliged to perform when the owner of the contract starts exercising his/her rights according to the contract.

The margin refers to the amount that must be paid in order to establish a position inside the derivative market. When you transact to buy/sell, the broker will request an advance margin payment which will protect you from the potential risks arising from market volatility.

When you do ‘Option’ trading, a premium refers to the money that a owner of an option contract pays. Premium in future contract is paid when the trading price exceeds the initial cost paid to get the same contract.

The expiration date is the day when all the settlement of the futures and options contracts is done at both end. Subject to the F&O strategies, prices may be impacted in proximity to the expiration date.
Invest In the Stock Market

Investments in the stock market have gained traction in the recent past. However, understanding market fluctuations and investing smartly may be challenging, especially for investors who are beginners. Let us detail some stock market basics and the stepwise process in getting started.

How to invest in the stock market

A stock market is where different companies, exchanges, and investors list, buy or sell various securities such as shares, equities, derivatives, bonds, mutual funds, and more. Governing authorities like the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) monitor and regulate stock market functions.

Based on your market analysis, you may invest in the stock market for the short or long term. Short-term investment is about selling securities within 3 - 4 months of their purchase. When done right, this may help make quick profits.

Long-term investment entails holding the assets for an extended period of time, generally for 3+ years. This helps mitigate market risk and