Nasdaq has officially requested SEC approval to list zero-day options (0DTE) on top stocks like Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, and more, with Monday and Wednesday expirations on the table. This expansion could be a major shift for options traders, especially individual investors who have historically been more active in the single-stock space. “They’re not pure 0DTEs in the sense that they’re not listed every day, but it’s getting pretty close,” says Garrett DeSimone, head quant at OptionMetrics, in a recent interview with MarketWatch. With individual stock options poised to follow the daily index 0DTE trend, the landscape is evolving fast, bringing new opportunities and risks.
This zero-day options craze could finally be coming to popular stocks like Nvidia and Tesla. Here’s what to know.
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