Single Stock Future - SSF
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Definition of 'Single Stock Future - SSF'
A futures contract with an underlying of one particular stock, usually in batches of 100. No transmission of share rights or dividends occur.
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Investopedia explains 'Single Stock Future - SSF'
Behaving exactly like a futures contract, an SSFs give investors increased capabilities to leverage themselves within the market. Additionally, these products, unlike most options, can be traded on margin.
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These contracts allow for easier shorting, and provide more leverage and flexibility than stocks.
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These derivatives allow investors to transfer risk, but there are many choices and factors that investors must weigh before buying in.
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Margin loans, futures and ETF options can all mean better returns, but which should you pick?
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For those who are new to futures but want a solid understanding of them, this tutorial explains what futures contracts are, how they work and why investors use them.
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Find out what margin is, how margin calls work, the advantages of leverage and why using margin can be risky.
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