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| Quotes: NYSE Comp.: 7,055.03 (1.27%) | DJI: 10,447.93 (1.24%) | S&P 500: 1,104.51 (1.32%) | NASDAQ 100: 1,870.31 (1.62%) | |||
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Russell 2000 Index Options Contracts & Futures Trading Contracts
About the Russell 2000 Index Methodology The Russell 2000 Index was created in 1984 by Frank Russell Company and was designed to track the performance of small-cap companies. RUT options, trading exclusively at the Chicago Board Options Exchange, make it simple to participate in the small-cap market. The popularity of the Russell 2000 as a small-cap benchmark leads to four fundamental reasons for using RUT options: Simplicity Insurance Predetermined Risk
Purchasing Russell 2000 Index Options Purchasing RUT options, instead of buying or selling thousands of individual stocks, provides an investor with an additional opportunity to use investment capital elsewhere. For a relatively small percentage gain in the underlying index, a DJX option can increase in value by a multiple of that gain, assuming the correct option series was selected.
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