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This Week in Futures Options

Gold, crude oil, corn, soybeans and more - with so many tradeable products the futures options market is an intimidating place. How can you possibly keep track of the latest trading activity across so many different products? Don’t worry - we’ve got you covered. Welcome to This Week in Futures Options - the program designed to help active futures options traders stay on top of this ever-changing marketplace. Each week we’ll break down the top trades, hot products, volatility explosions and much more. Whether you’re an experienced veteran or a newcomer looking to separate the wheat from the lean hogs, This Week in Futures Options has the information you can’t find anywhere else...
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Now displaying: October, 2016
Oct 31, 2016

This week your TWIFO hosts discuss:

  • Gold
  • Crude Oil/WTI
  • Soybeans

You can find all the cool reports Nick talks about on www.cme.com/twio.

Oct 24, 2016

Topics this week include:

Crude Oil/WTI

Gold & Silver

Nat Gas

FUTURES OPTIONS FEEDBACK

Comment from JVich - How about coal for a surprise product? Seems to be doing more volume….?

Question from N. Molansen - Why are there not options on stock futures?

Oct 18, 2016

Topics this week include:

  • WTI
  • Gold
  • Corn!

Futures options feedback: Listner questions and comments

  • Question from TradeAlytics - Can you please confirm the last trade time for LOX6? Plus, symbology
  • Question from Crude - Is the put/call ratio useful when trading crude?

You can find all the cool reports Nick talks about on www.cme.com/twio.

Oct 10, 2016

Topics this week include:

  • Gold
  • WTI
  • Soybeans

Futures Options Feedback: Listener questions and comments

  • Tweet from SellPuts - Is #Gold-pocalypse going to continue? Yes, particularly if the dollar index keeps moving towards 98 and above.
  • Comment from Ben Green - OI Heat Maps: One of the best I've seen for visualization of open interest. Thank you!
  • Question from TCal - I am a somewhat new oil options trader primarily in WTI. Over the last few months I have noticed that the majority of volume trades in the front month. This is particularly true in active weeks such as during the OPEC meeting. I have had success buying weekly options going into these events. But in these same active periods I have not seen the surge of activity in the weekly WTI that I expected. This is surprising given the similar interest in weeklies in most other option products. Is this a function of the large institutional presence in WTI options? Perhaps there is a nuance of the product that I am missing that is not conducive to weeklies? I would appreciate your insight into this. Thank you for producing so much great free programming on your network.

You can find all the cool reports Nick talks about on www.cme.com/twio.

Oct 3, 2016

This week your TWIFO hosts discuss:

  • Crude! Pop in IV, love affair with upside calls. WTI lights it up with the Nov 50 strike.
  • Gold! Vol hits multi-year lows. People are paying the rent in gold
  • Surprise product of the week: Lean hogs. 52 puts lighting up the tape. Skew is askew

Futures Options Feedback: Listener questions and comments

  • Question from Vegs: Futures have a 63% win rate. How do options compare? What profit percentage do options traders get?
  • Question from Charlie: The economic calendar has many clues as to what might happen. Being a futures trader, I know what to watch. Is there something similar for options traders?

You can find all the cool reports Nick talks about on www.cme.com/twio.

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