The maximum number of put or call contracts on the same side of the market that can be held in any one account or group of related accounts. Short puts and long calls are on the same side of the market.
Once a trader receives an execution through SOES, they must wait 10 minutes to place a trade on the same side of the market in the same stock.
Individual traders that consider positioning themselves on the same side of the market as large commercials, when the large commercials become one-sided in their market view, is the best way to utilize the C.O.T. report.
Position Limits - The maximum number of option contracts that may be held on the same side of the market for a particular security. The number may vary depending on the security.
Position Limit: The maximum number of open option contracts that an investor can hold in one account or a group of related accounts. Some exchanges express the limit in terms of option contracts on the same side of the market and others express ...
Position limits: A limit set by the exchange on which an option trades as to the number of standard options contracts on the same side of the market on the same underlying security that an investor may hold at any given time.
 See also: Trading, Market, Futures, Short, Exchange
  
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