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As the US stock market essentially enters “24-hour trading,” options supporting stocks will also usher in an expansion of trading hours. According to the Chicago Options Exchange announcement, its Cboe Options Exchange will begin next Monday to add morning and post-close trading hours for designated stocks and ETF options. Options from popular companies such as Alibaba, TSMC, Nvidia, Apple, and Tesla are all covered by the announcement. For investors, the most immediate change is that these stock options can participate in pre-market trading of US stocks from 7:30 a.m. to 9:25 a.m. EST, or continue trading for 15 minutes after regular trading ends. This coverage includes the “Big Seven Tech Companies” in US stocks, as well as popular companies such as AMD, Broadcom, Intel, Micron, Oracle, Maywell Technology, SanDisk, Palantir, and Robinhood. Alibaba, TSMC, Nokia, Pfizer, Bank of America, and Ford are also on the announcement list.
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As the US stock market essentially enters “24-hour trading,” options supporting stocks will also usher in an expansion of trading hours. According to the Chicago Options Exchange announcement, its Cboe Options Exchange will begin next Monday to add morning and post-close trading hours for designated stocks and ETF options. Options from popular companies such as Alibaba, TSMC, Nvidia, Apple, and Tesla are all covered by the announcement. For investors, the most immediate change is that these stock options can participate in pre-market trading of US stocks from 7:30 a.m. to 9:25 a.m. EST, or continue trading for 15 minutes after regular trading ends. This coverage includes the “Big Seven Tech Companies” in US stocks, as well as popular companies such as AMD, Broadcom, Intel, Micron, Oracle, Maywell Technology, SanDisk, Palantir, and Robinhood. Alibaba, TSMC, Nokia, Pfizer, Bank of America, and Ford are also on the announcement list.
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