Exam 19: Commodity and Financial Futures
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If an individual has a long position in bond futures, that investor is anticipating lower interest rates.
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The Futures Trading Commission enforces the federal laws regulating commodity transactions.
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If the commodity's futures price declines
1. the long position profits
2. the short position profits
3. the buyer of the contract profits
4. the seller of the contract profits
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Since there are many grades of corn, the seller of a futures contract may deliver any type of corn.
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A position in a futures contract is canceled (offset)by entering into the opposite position.
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An individual with a large stock portfolio can hedge the position by
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When an investor sells a contract and subsequently offsets (closes)the position, the individual experiences neither losses nor profits.
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One use for futures markets is "price discovery," that is, the future price mirrors the current consensus of the future price. If the current price of corn is $2.00 a bushel and the cost of carry is 7 percent, explain what an investor would do if futures price of wheat were $2.40. Is the investor at risk?
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A swap agreement may be used by a financial manager to reduce risk exposure.
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A swap agreement converts a futures contract into a spot contract.
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If an investor has a short position in corn, the position is closed by buying corn.
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If a speculator is short and the price of the commodity rises, the individual
1. can expect a margin call
2. may take profits out of the position
3. may close the position at a loss
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Programmed trading (index arbitrage)transfers changes in the futures markets to the stock markets.
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Investing in futures contracts is considered to be among the riskiest of all investment alternatives.
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The investor must maintain a minimum amount of equity (i.e., maintenance margin)to maintain a futures position.
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A farmer hedges by simultaneously buying and selling futures contracts.
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If an investor expects the stock market to rise, that individual enters into a short position in stock index futures.
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