0.00Open135.00Pre Close0 Volume0 Open Interest5610.00Strike Price0.00Turnover153.03%IV0.00%PremiumJun 27, 2024Expiry Date134.91Intrinsic Value100Multiplier-4DDays to Expiry0.09Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeEuropeanOptions Type-0.8621Delta0.0019Gamma40.56Leverage Ratio-185.3549Theta-0.0090Rho-34.96Eff Leverage0.1644Vega
S&P 500 Index Stock Discussion
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The data is due out 10 a.m. ET.
Markets will end trading early Wednesday, and close Thursday, for the Fourth of July holiday. On Friday, investors will get insight into the labor market with the June jobs report.
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Following the ISM data release, mid- and long-term U.S. Treasury yields rose at least 8 basis points. Earlier in the day, the Markit Manufacturing PMI showed a June final reading of 51.6. Unlike the ISM, S&P Global pointed out that input prices further increased significantl...
“I think that’s actually probably the key for the second half of the year,” Gordon said on CNBC’s “Closing Bell” on Monday. “If you can keep above two-thirds of members in the S&P and the Nasdaq that are above their 200-day moving average, I think that would still be a relatively healthy setup as we go through the softer patch of economi...
Dow Jones up 0.13%, S&P 500 up 0.27%, Nasdaq up 0.83%.
The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury rose 8.31 basis points to 4.4791%. The 2-year U.S. Treasury yield rose 1.46 basis points to 4.7681%.
WTI August crude oil futures rose $1.84, or 2.26%, to $83.38 per barrel. Brent September crude oil futures rose $1.60, or 1.88%, to $86.60 per barrel. Spot gold rose 0.22% to $2331.90 per ounce. London copper fell more than 0.3%, while London tin rose ...
June 13, 2024
11 minute read
Based off recent market sentiments, the current bond market has been distressing for some investors. But if you think that's a reason to strike off bonds (or bond ETFs) completely, think again.
The past few years have been challenging for bond investors as central banks rapidly raised interest rates, which created uncertainty and volatility for both equities and particularly for long-term bonds.
After decades of very lo...
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