SEC Approves Options on the Glitzy 'Magnificent 10' Stock Index
Published Date: 9/25/2025
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Cboe Exchange is adding options on the cool new Magnificent 10 Index to its trading rules and tweaking the fees for market-makers who trade certain index options. This means traders and market-makers will see updated rules and costs starting right away. The changes aim to keep things fair and smooth for everyone involved, with no delays in effect.
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