In addition to stocks, the stock market also has other financial instruments to help investors make profits, typically Derivatives (CKPS) products. Compared to stocks that have to wait for T+2 to come to your account & only profit in the uptrend, derivatives give you the opportunity to profit in both up/down directions of the market, day trading (T+0). ), superior leverage ratio. Learn more about derivatives with PHS through the following articles:

What are derivatives?
 

Derivatives definition

Derivatives are defined as a financial instrument in the form of a contract in which the value of the Derivatives depends on one or more underlying asset classes. The underlying assets of derivative securities are divided into two main types: commodities such as food/agricultural products, energy, etc., or financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, interest rates, etc.
 
Specifically, the contract confirms the rights and obligations of the parties to the payment of money, the transfer of the amount of the underlying asset at a specified time in the future at a certain pre-agreed price. In a more understandable and intuitive way, in the Vietnamese market, a derivative is a product that allows you to bet on the rise or fall of the VN30 index. If the VN30 index changes as expected, you have a profit. This derivative product has the exact name of VN30 Index Futures.
 

Types of derivative securities on the market 

Derivatives began to appear in the Vietnamese market in 2007, so the classification of this financial instrument is diverse. However, at exchanges, there will only be 4 basic types of derivative securities, including: Futures, options, swaps and futures.
 

Types of derivative securities

Forward Contract

This is a type of contract used in buying and selling sessions. The price has been fixed, and the sale of this asset is only in the future, according to a previously agreed time period.
 

Option contract (Option)

This is a type of contract that often appears, with one party having the right to require the other party to perform the transaction obligations as in the agreement. Will typically buy or sell an underlying asset at a predetermined, fixed time in the future.

Swap Contract (Swap)

A swap contract is an agreement signed on a legal basis with a clear future transaction date. At the same time, both the seller and the buyer commit to swap their financial instrument cash flow back and forth for each other.

Futures Contract

This is a planned transaction based on the agreement of two parties, a binding string between the seller and the buyer, forced to exchange an asset at a fixed price. , at a predetermined time in the future. And now, VN30 index futures contract is an extremely active exchange, trading on the Vietnamese stock market. Because this is a financial instrument with quite large leverage, if you speculate properly, you will earn huge profits.