3. Options, Futures and Other Derivatives Ch2: Futures Markets Part 1

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[@bebo3418]

OMG these videos explain it way better then in my investments class. Also might be cause it's 3 hours of investments rather then quick 15 minute videos

[@arupian666]

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[@ricpue]

2:40/15:37 mistake? "Let's say you see a price of $4..." "that is $5 dollars per bushel...". Should be $4 dollars per bushel isn't? thanks

[@lossecretosdelganado1607]

amazingly well explained.

[@dharmendracs3138]

Hey Mark , we were taught options before futures in our college . is futures price similar to option price(price of option contract) ? i'm confused what exactly is futures price? Is it the price of futures contract at expiry or the strike price agreed while signing contract? pls help me understand

[@dharmendracs3138]

my doubt is ,if futures price keeps changing everyday , what do we pay during delivery ? (is it not what is agreed before?)

[@saptarshidas488]

Futures price is a price at which you enter into an agreement either to buy or deliver an underlying asset irrespective of the spot price of the asset at maturity date of the contract.

[@Snippersalpha]

Hi Sir, I'm having a tough time understing price increments. Would be be possible to explain it again? Really appreciate your videos BTW, they're brilliant and very comprehensive.

[@MarkMeldrum]

A price increment is the next value a price can have. So $10.22 would have a 1 cent increment since the next price is could be is $10.23. That's it!

[@ShivamGupta-yl4ir]

thanks a lot sir.