Since the E-mini S&P hit its recent high of 2105.25, the stock market, as represented by the broad based S&P 500, has seen an approximately 3% point correction. Bullish consensus has fallen and the market has clearly wavered. As always, the question is what’s next? For those that believe that the market will regain its footing and move back up to the levels seen just two weeks ago, the E-mini S&P Options provide an opportunity to participate in that move while at the same time exposing themselves to substantial exposure should the market fall approximately 12% between now and June 17th, the expiration date of June Options.
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