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SEC Form 13F

SAL Trading, LLC 13F Holdings

Inspect SAL Trading, LLC's 2024-09-30 SEC 13F positions, public filing date, amendments and original receipt.

As of 2024-11-15T04:59:59.999Z

Report period
2024-09-30
Publicly available
2024-11-15
Reported value
$57,005,443
Positions
9
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Disclosed positions

Largest disclosed position values

Scale: 0 to 46,990,000 USD · zero baseline

Largest disclosed position values

  • SPY · TR UNIT+46,990,370 USD
  • GSK · SPONSORED ADR · Call+4,059,384 USD
  • GSK · SPONSORED ADR · Put+2,068,528 USD
  • ARGX · SPONSORED ADR+1,056,514 USD
  • RIO · SPONSORED ADR+796,036 USD
  • ARGX · SPONSORED ADR · Call+704,704 USD
  • FRO · COM+541,545 USD
  • MT · NY REGISTRY SH+517,322 USD
  • ARGX · SPONSORED ADR · Put+271,040 USD

Reported underlying-position values for 2024-09-30, publicly available 2024-11-15. Put/call values are not option premiums; this subset is not a complete portfolio allocation. Exact issuer, class and unit remain in the table.

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SPDR S&P 500 ETF TRSPYTR UNIT$46,990,37081,899SHNone
GSK PLCGSKSPONSORED ADR$4,059,38499,300SHCall
GSK PLCGSKSPONSORED ADR$2,068,52850,600SHPut
ARGENX SEARGXSPONSORED ADR$1,056,5141,949SHNone
RIO TINTO PLCRIOSPONSORED ADR$796,03611,185SHNone
ARGENX SEARGXSPONSORED ADR$704,7041,300SHCall
FRONTLINE PLCFROCOM$541,54523,700SHNone
ARCELORMITTAL SA LUXEMBOURGMTNY REGISTRY SH$517,32219,700SHNone
ARGENX SEARGXSPONSORED ADR$271,040500SHPut

Largest 50 positions by reported value; the filing may contain more positions.

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SPDR S&P 500 ETF TRSPYTR UNIT$46,990,37081,899SHNone

First displayed source row from Disclosed positions. The full bounded history and coverage notes remain below.

The displayed observation date is 2024-09-30 and its public availability date is 2024-11-15. Subtracting those calendar dates gives 46 days of disclosure lag. Historical public research can use the record from the availability date, rather than backdating knowledge to the observation date. The calendar-day difference does not assert an intraday publication time.

Read the amount together with its Unit and Option columns. A reported put or call position is not an option premium paid, and a quarterly holding is not a purchase made on its public filing date. Check every accession in the effective amendment lineage below: a retained holding can originate in an earlier filing rather than the latest linked amendment.

Open the linked original receipts to verify the row, then inspect a second record before drawing a pattern. This public filing observation supplies source evidence, not a completed copy-trading return.

How amendments affect these holdings

This view uses 1 effective filing version(s). A restatement replaces the previous book; a new-holdings amendment adds positions. 0 positions lack a resolved ticker and 4 positions are put or call entries.

The displayed holdings combine the effective filing versions listed here. The latest receipt linked below identifies the current projection version; it is not proof that every retained holding originated in that latest amendment. Inspect all effective accessions when verifying a position's source.

A 13F is a delayed quarterly snapshot of disclosed holdings. It is not a complete trade ledger and does not reveal every position in a manager's portfolio. Option values refer to the reported underlying position rather than a traded option premium.

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Effective SEC accessionRole in this view
0001879635-24-000005Latest effective version

Quarter end and public filing date

Use the filing's public availability date when constructing a historical observation. The quarter-end report period is earlier and cannot be substituted for when the public learned the holdings.