Global options and futures trading increased by thirty-two per cent and set a record of 21.9 billion contracts within the very first half of 2020 as opposed to 2019, based on figures released by FIA. The total amount of traded contracts in Q2 which was 10.46 billion, dipped by 8.4% from the record-breaking 11.4 billion Read More…
Uncertainty commonly has a serious effect on the financial markets. This is especially so with real-time futures trading due to the nature of the market. The personality of the future supports this idea. The asset is valued at its future value, not its present value. Any event that threatens the market’s projection is likely to Read More…
You must exercise discipline to succeed as a futures trader. You need the proper implementation of basic essential elements of trade to make profits long-term in the market. Trading without a sufficient amount of experience is one of the reasons many traders lose money. Traders must know how to properly manage their risk and control Read More…
Crude oil is a “spiky” commodity. Now and then, someone will truly require it, today, and can pay a high price for immediacy. The industry for oil in Cushing, Oklahoma may be moderately effective, but what occurs when somebody in Peoria requires oil now? A good business potential! Instead of managing a hotel, you construct Read More…
If an investment is in “backwardation”, that’s, when futures costs are lower compared to present costs, does that imply that futures markets are discouraging storage (encouraging disgorgement)? This article provides an answer to the question. Several individuals might argue that futures costs are extremely small to make people withhold physical petroleum products and then sell Read More…
Strength Livestock-cash market strength pushes the U.S. hog futures higher. On Oct. 6th, the U.S. hog futures rose for their top in over a year on Tuesday, rallying to maintain pace with the latest profits in the money market. The strength of the cash market came from the continued potential great need of the conventional Read More…
