Options FAQ: How might investors navigate options disclosures?
Option FundamentalsBefore opening a trading account for options, investors must receive the Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options document, also known as the Options Disclosure Document (ODD). But what exactly is the ODD, and what resources are available to help investors better understand the risks of options?
In this video, we cover:
- What the Options Disclosure Document (ODD) is and why it’s important
- How the ODD Quick Guide & Options Overview Document can help traders navigate key concepts
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