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In U.S. stocks, "MSQ (Major Special Quadruple)" refers to the important event that occurs once a quarter in the stock market. Specifically, it is the "Quadruple Witching" day that occurs on the third Friday of March, June, September, and December. On this day, the expiration of the following four derivative products coincides, causing a sharp increase in trading volume and a common rise in market volatility.
1. Stock index futures (S&P 500 futures, NASDAQ futures, etc.)
2. Stock index single options
3. Individual stock options
4. Individual stock futures
As the day of this quadruple witching approaches, many investors adjust their positions, leading to a lively market where temporary price fluctuations may occur.
This event is particularly important for short-term traders and is often a useful reference for predicting the overall market trends.
1. Stock index futures (S&P 500 futures, NASDAQ futures, etc.)
2. Stock index single options
3. Individual stock options
4. Individual stock futures
As the day of this quadruple witching approaches, many investors adjust their positions, leading to a lively market where temporary price fluctuations may occur.
This event is particularly important for short-term traders and is often a useful reference for predicting the overall market trends.
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