NYSE Bets on All-or-Nothing Options as Event Driven Trading Gains Traction

NYSE bets on all-or-nothing options as event driven trading gains traction

NYSE is preparing to launch binary return options that will let investors make all-or-nothing bets on whether stocks and ETFs finish above or below set prices. The exchange is also seeking approval for KPI options linked to company earnings metrics, expanding the range of event-driven trading products available to investors.

NYSE moves to bring all-or-nothing options to stocks and company earnings

The New York Stock Exchange is preparing to start trading a new type of options contract that lets investors make all-or-nothing ​bets on whether a stock or exchange-traded fund will close above ‌or below a set price.

NYSE American Prepares Binary Options on Apple, Nvidia and Tesla

Finish High contracts pay $100 if a stock or ETF closes at or above its strike; Finish Low contracts pay if it closes below, using the closing price reported by its primary listing market.