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A put writer is obligated to take the opposite side of buyer. If exercised, seller of put becomes long futures. Important for understanding options-futures relationship.

Before trading futures or options, customers must receive and acknowledge the Risk Disclosure Statement describing leverage, margin, volatility, and potential loss. Prospectuses and SEC/FINRA filings apply to securities, not futures. Compliance documentation is a key exam area.

A sell stop is placed below current price, triggering if market falls. Protects long positions. Limits are for target exits, stops for protective triggers. Distinction between stop vs. limit is core exam content.

A GTC order stays active until the customer cancels it or it is executed, sometimes subject to exchange-specific time limits (often 30–90 days). A (day order) is the opposite. Fill-or-kill (C) is immediate execution. GTCs are permitted and common. Candidates must distinguish order duration qualifiers.

Change = $0.20 × 5,000 = $1,000 per contract. × 2 = $2,000 loss. Series 3 exam emphasizes accurate math under time pressure.