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I suggested you trade just the ES options without the Future. There is no SPY future, it is an ETF (Equity). The point is that if you just trade the option, your risk/P/L will be similar with a smaller margin requirement and you can reduce the per point risk with lower delta options,

500 Share of SPY=1 ES Future so the risk size is much less on SPY.
the problem with this option is that i find that sometimes i buy an option that reaches the value but it doesn't make any money such as i buy a call expiring in sep 29 at 2890 and th market is 2895 so if i was holding a future i would make 250$ but holding the option can result with -500$ did i explain it well?
 
the problem with this option is that i find that sometimes i buy an option that reaches the value but it doesn't make any money such as i buy a call expiring in sep 29 at 2890 and th market is 2895 so if i was holding a future i would make 250$ but holding the option can result with -500$ did i explain it well?

But you were planning on hedging with puts. If you want to directional trade the S&P index, with no options, your choices are ES and SPY. You have to choose what fits you. I can only offer the choices. The is no e-mini/mini.
 
But you were planning on hedging with puts. If you want to directional trade the S&P index, with no options, your choices are ES and SPY. You have to choose what fits you. I can only offer the choices. The is no e-mini/mini.[/QUOTEif so i guess one es future with a 10 point away put makes my loss 500 usd maybe thats the best way no?
 
see i just love this when people talk about options they all automatically default to buying them. the whole industry is geared towards sucking in idiots to buy options oh well that's why sellers have jets and buyers are asking for help.
 
see i just love this when people talk about options they all automatically default to buying them. the whole industry is geared towards sucking in idiots to buy options oh well that's why sellers have jets and buyers are asking for help.
? he should also learn some english no? @Visaria
 
It will become rather useful when trying to resolve problems with his broker. Assuming of course his broker speaks English and not gibberish.

Robert Morse is a very good broker, and he seemed to have no problem understanding him.
 
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