Nanos
Cboe’s NANOSSM Index Options let you trade the S&P 500 with lower costs and smaller contracts—perfect for building confidence in shifting markets.
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Trade your big ideas at a smaller scale. NANOS Index Options make trading the S&P 500 simple, affordable, and accessible for everyone.
Nano Index Options make S&P 500 trading simple, affordable, and accessible.
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Beginning March 14, 2023, Cboe Nano options will list additional strike prices to new expirations. The additional strike prices give retail traders more options and greater flexibility in trading and managing risk.
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There are important risks associated with transacting in any of the Cboe Company products discussed here. Before engaging in any transactions in those products, it is important for market participants to carefully review the disclosures and disclaimers contained at: Disclosures and Disclaimers Related to Cboe Options and Futures Products. These products are complex and are suitable only for sophisticated market participants. In certain jurisdictions, Cboe Company products are only permitted for investment professionals, certified sophisticated investors, or high net worth corporations and associations. These products involve the risk of loss, which can be substantial and, depending on the type of product, can exceed the amount of money deposited in establishing the position. Market participants should put at risk only funds that they can afford to lose without affecting their lifestyle.
