Tel : 1 312 786 5600
Fax : 1 312 786 7407
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer: Mr. William J. Brodsky
Executive Vice President: Mr. Richard G.DuFour
January - 2, 16 | February - 20 | April - 6 | May - 28 | July - 4 | September - 3 | November - 22 | December - 25
Types of Securities Traded | Name of Trading Systems (cash and derivatives) | Trading Hours |
Stock Options, Index Options, ETF Options
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Hybrid Trading System using CBOEdirect Trade Engine (Derivatives)
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8:30 AM to 3 :15 PM
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US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
The Options Clearing Corporation (OCC)
T + 1
DTCC
Various, depending on product. (Please see CBOE Fee Schedule)
US tax law applies.
In the U.S., qualified dividends are currently taxed at a maximum rate of 15%. Non-qualified dividends, interest income and short-term capital gains are taxed as ordinary income using graduated rates starting at 10% and going to 35%. Long-term capital gains are currently taxed at a maximum rate of 15%. Dealers in futures and certain broad-based index options are eligible for special tax treatment. Their gains are taxed as 60% capital gains and 40% ordinary income.
The U.S. Securities Exchange Act requires that when a person or group acquires beneficial ownership of more than 5% of a voting class of a companies registered equity securities they are required to report it. Options are included in determining the 5% if the person or group have the right to acquire the stock within sixty days
Yes, short selling of stock is allowed in the U.S., subject to certain conditions.
Generally, short sellers must “locate” (have arrangements to borrow) the stock prior to engaging in a short sale of the stock. (See SEC Reg. SHO)