Options on Futures Contracts

What are known as put and call options are being traded on a growing number of futures contracts. The principal attraction of buying options is that they make it possible to speculate on increasing or decreasing futures prices with a known and limited risk. The most that the buyer of an option can lose is the cost of purchasing the option (known as the option "premium") plus transaction costs. Options can be most easily understood when call options and put options are considered separately, since, in fact, they are totally separate and distinct. Buying or selling a call in no way involves a put, and buying or selling a put in no way involves a call.

Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. The risk of loss exists in futures and options trading.

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There is a risk of loss in futures and options trading. Futures trading is not suitable for everyone.