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How options are priced, hedged and used for risk management — worked through case by case. Teaching material, not investment advice.

News2026-10-22

Full house at Futu: Henry Wong on multi-leg option orders

HKEX and Futu are both pushing options. The room was full, people stood for two hours, and the questions ran another half hour.

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Live session2026-10-19Cantonese · Traditional Chinese page

Options × index futures: three ways to hedge

Why an index-futures position swings so hard, and three option structures that cap the downside.

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Video breakdown2026-10-18Cantonese · Traditional Chinese page

The stock rallies and the market maker sells? Long put hedging

Why the desk on the other side of your long put sells into strength instead of buying.

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Video breakdown2026-10-04Cantonese · Traditional Chinese page

Buy into the rally, sell into the drop? Dynamic hedging explained

The mechanical reason a hedging desk trades with the move rather than against it.

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Video breakdown2026-09-23Cantonese · Traditional Chinese page

How a market maker hedges: delta and the underlying

Delta as a hedge ratio, and what the desk buys or sells to stay flat.

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Video breakdown2026-09-16Cantonese · Traditional Chinese page

What a market maker actually does: quoting and hedging

Who is on the other side of a retail option order, and how that changes the fill.

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Live session2026-02-20Cantonese · Traditional Chinese page

Stocks vs options: risk control against capital use

The same view expressed two ways, and what each one costs in capital and in risk.

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