What is F&O - Futures and Options?
Options and futures are both financial products investors can use to make money or to hedge current investments. Both a future and an option allow an investor to buy an investment at a specific price by a specific future date. The price of the FnO contracts are derived from an underlying asset such as shares, indices, commodities, currency and more. These contracts are traded in a specific lot size.
Futures are contracts to buy/sell securities at a specific future date (expiry date) at a predefined price (decided while entering into the contract).
Options are rights, but not an obligation, to buy or sell a security at a future date (expiry date) at a pre-defined price (also known as strike price).
Also Read: Difference between Futures and Options
Why is there a mismatch of profit and loss and the quantity of my open positions on InstaTrade and the Neo App/Web?
When I have squared off my positions, why are they still reflecting as an open positions on InstaTrade?
Why was the InstaTrade square-off order rejected?
If I modify or cancel my InstaTrade orders from the Neo App/Web, will it update on InstaTrade as well?