YES! The AM expirations expire at the open on the expiring Friday (not tradeable on Friday, but last trade possible on Thursday before expiry). A Friday expiry on a Weekly expires at 4PM Eastern time and is tradeable up to that point! For example, no one doing 0DTE will use the AM expiry products (on purpose)!
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expirations collected (note: is possible some may be missing if B/A were not stable).
It begins so:
It looks buggy, isn't it? B/c for the year 2029 it has more options than for today (0) and monday(3).SPXW240315
0.22222222222222232
SPXW240318
3.2222222222222223
...
Or am I maybe misinterpreting your table structure?
I suspect you are misinterpreting what you see.It begins so:
It looks buggy, isn't it? B/c for the year 2029 it has more options than for today (0) and monday(3).
Or am I maybe misinterpreting your table structure?
That first reference is for weekly SPX expiring today, hence # days to expiration < 1.
The 2nd reference is for a 3/18/24 PM expiration (Monday), which is 3.xxx days from now!
Unclear why you are stating year 2029, yet showing only 2024 options.
I posted the expirations to help you determine which ones you are missing!
Note the string here is identical to the Opra string prior to the 'P|C' character in the opra.
@stepandfetchit, is it possible in your posted first table to find/filter the AM options? And NS options?
I've extended my program to show also the AM settled strikes:
T=SPX Calls(cED=54 cPM=3563 cAM=1551 cNS=0) Puts(cED=54 cPM=3563 cAM=1551 cNS=0)
As can be seen, today there are
54 ExpiryDates with 3563 PM Call strikes in total and 1551 AM Call strikes in total.
Same with Puts.
Sooo, in the above discussion @stepandfetchit had posted such numbers from his database that go even beyond 20,000 Call strikes in total for both PM + AM.
I strongly believe that information by him cannot be true; he must have made an error, IMO,
most probably double-counted from SPX and SPXW together.
It's also impolite that he silently stopped answering questions.
If I make an error, then I surely admit it. We all are just humans, not machines...
T=SPX Calls(cED=54 cPM=3563 cAM=1551 cNS=0) Puts(cED=54 cPM=3563 cAM=1551 cNS=0)
As can be seen, today there are
54 ExpiryDates with 3563 PM Call strikes in total and 1551 AM Call strikes in total.
Same with Puts.
Sooo, in the above discussion @stepandfetchit had posted such numbers from his database that go even beyond 20,000 Call strikes in total for both PM + AM.
I strongly believe that information by him cannot be true; he must have made an error, IMO,
most probably double-counted from SPX and SPXW together.
It's also impolite that he silently stopped answering questions.
If I make an error, then I surely admit it. We all are just humans, not machines...
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More stats data about EDs, Ks, AM/PM, NS as of today :
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T=SPX Calls(cED=54(cMonthlys=18 cRest=36) cK=3563(cPM=3563 cAM=1551) cNS=0) Puts(cED=54(cMonthlys=18 cRest=36) cK=3563(cPM=3563 cAM=1551) cNS=0)
T=XSP Calls(cED=51(cMonthlys=14 cRest=37) cK=3586(cPM=3586 cAM=0) cNS=0) Puts(cED=51(cMonthlys=14 cRest=37) cK=3586(cPM=3586 cAM=0) cNS=0)
T=SPY Calls(cED=33(cMonthlys=13 cRest=20) cK=2589(cPM=2589 cAM=0) cNS=0) Puts(cED=33(cMonthlys=13 cRest=20) cK=2589(cPM=2589 cAM=0) cNS=0)
T=RUT Calls(cED=29(cMonthlys=9 cRest=20) cK=1830(cPM=1830 cAM=609) cNS=0) Puts(cED=29(cMonthlys=9 cRest=20) cK=1830(cPM=1830 cAM=609) cNS=0)
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