> But then those same guys are allowed to trade options.
You act as if they are allowed to so symmetrically. I'm pretty sure they can only *buy* options, in which case there is no "extra" risk outside of what they paid up front.
Why would you hinder that from a false risk/margin perspective, if not but just to block the little guy.
You act as if they are allowed to so symmetrically. I'm pretty sure they can only *buy* options, in which case there is no "extra" risk outside of what they paid up front.
Why would you hinder that from a false risk/margin perspective, if not but just to block the little guy.