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Thanks Ian, this makes more logic. Formula is then, current price * bet size = maximum loss.
I found different explanation on the forum that confused me. But it must have been for CFDs
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Can anyone explain the total value of an option contract in spread bets? What is the contract size?
Support page says:
FTSE, bet size £10, minimum bet £2. But what is the contract size, 100?
Does it mean that if I buy a call priced £95 with minimum bet of 2, does ultimate value equal 95*2*100?=£19000 ? Does not seem right.
I need to know the maximum possible loss on a purchased option. Info tab does not say contract size. In support, minimum bet on FTSE is £2, in ticket window £0.5. Does not much.
Please provide clear guidance.
Thank you
option value clarification
in Indices and Macro Events
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Thank you Anda, I trade regular equity options on daily basis, just could not get my head round how it works in spreads. Seemed too simple
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