Trade the market,
not just a single stock
Index options give you exposure to the performance of an entire index — like the S&P 500 or NASDAQ 100 — within a single, capital-efficient trade.
Broad exposure, precise control
Index options are used by institutional traders and sophisticated investors to hedge portfolios, generate income, and express macro views.
What Are Index Options?
Index options are derivatives tied to a market index rather than individual stocks. A single trade gives you diversified exposure across hundreds of companies simultaneously.
The Greeks
Delta, Gamma, Theta, and Vega describe how an option's price changes relative to the underlying index, time, and volatility. Mastering these is essential for advanced options strategies.
Strike Prices & Expiration
An option's strike price defines the level at which you can exercise it. Combined with the expiration date, these parameters shape every strategy from simple hedges to complex spreads.