Cboe Sees Fundamental Change in Options Trading

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Cboe Sees Fundamental Change in Options Trading
Shanny Basar - MarketsMedia
Edward Tilly, chairman and chief executive of Cboe Global Markets said there has been a fundamental evolution in options trading as many market participants now open and trade positions on the same day that options expire. Tilly said on the first quarter results call on 5 May that Cboe continued to make progress delivering on its top strategic growth priorities - derivatives, data and access solutions, and Cboe Digital.
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[TrAndy2022]

Yes, this is logical. Because leverage got expensive nowadays with the FED and interest markups on several larger brokerage firms. On CBOE options you pay less interest fees for your leverage than on underlying cash stocks (and single stocks futures are illiquid). I see the leverage and interest rates for obtaining and using them as primary driver here.

 

[newwurldmn]

Yes, this is logical. Because leverage got expensive nowadays with the FED and interest markups on several larger brokerage firms. On CBOE options you pay less interest fees for your leverage than on underlying cash stocks (and single stocks futures are illiquid). I see the leverage and interest rates for obtaining and using them as primary driver here.

how so?