Can I trade options?

Listed company options can be traded and come through the standard ASX data feed on our platform. 

Not all listed companies offer options. Those that do can be distinguished by the 'O' added on to the stock ticker.

      Example: MHC is the regular stock, MHCO is the option.

 

ETOs aren’t currently available but may be something we introduce in the future.

 

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