Options trader vs energy derivatives trader

Differences between options trader and energy derivatives trader duties and responsibilities

Options trader example responsibilities.

• Enact, and manage equity block desk operation and set up floor broker network on NYSE.
• Create VBA applications to automate basic trading functions and administration functions such as reorganization tenders and trade pricing issues.
• Manage business, sales, marketing, international negotiation and communication for a commodities business.
• Trade options profitably on screen markets and trade complex option spreads via telephone brokers at the CBOE and CME.
• Experience in communicating and executing derivative arbitrage opportunities, as well as communicating and executing trades fitting against an option position.
• Research the SPX, DOW, and NASDAQ.
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Energy derivatives trader example responsibilities.

• Lead a team of four traders and two assistant traders in the CME silver options market.
• Manage broking and trading teams, expanding customer base and successfully trading IPE and NYMEX energy option contracts.
• Trade equity index futures and identify arbitrage opportunities in relate securities.
• Full time investor primarily in equities, futures and their derivatives.
• Make markets in various OTC trade options in combination with list options trade on the NYMEX.
• Price options on equities, indexes, and ADR's-both list and OTC- for customers as well as professionals.
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