Arbitraging futures contract | Finance & Capital Markets | Khan Academy
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Finance and capital markets on Khan Academy: In many commodities markets, it is very helpful for buyers or sellers to lock-in future prices. This is what both forwards and futures allow for. This tutorial explains how they work and what the difference is between the two.
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Without even going into the No-Arbitrage Forward Price concept in this video, now I get it. Thanks Khan Academy.
Khan Academy while doing this, dont we have to take into account of the margin mechanism of a future contract?like if we are the seller which agree to sell for $300, arent we losing money ($100) in the margin account to the buyers when the price goes up?
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thank you so much, it is very easy and understandable. But I got a question, what if the future price is smaller than spot price plus interest? How can I arbitrage under this circumstance?
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What if the apples kept in cold storage for the period
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it's better if you show the arbitrage with two example; profits and losses.
I actually laughed... I heard the example was an apple. However, excellent report. I enjoyed it... Now, I can make an apple... :)
is 10% the risk free rate?
Firstly, thanks for your efforts and having the academy. It's much appreciated. However, Apples are not a great example. Grains would be better unless you own an Apple plantation, where you can delivery apples from 1 years time from today... :) But sure people will remember due to that exception...
At the same time, this sounds like that every futures contract is an "ARBITRAGE" contract. is that so?
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If apples never spoiled, why would anyone buy apple futures for a 50% premium? lol.
You're not guaranteed of anything. Your apples can be stolen or caught on fire, the buyer of the future contract (the exchange) might default.
So ,rice would've been a better example ?
What if price tanks, and futures contract is worthless & settlement price for 1k lbs of apples in one year, is far under $200? This model doesn’t take into account risk of price collapse!
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