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Introduction 2 Futures Trading
Introduction 2 Futures Trading
Introduction 2 Futures Trading
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Futures contracts are used for a variety of purposes, including hedging against price fluctuations, speculating on the direction of prices, and arbitrage (taking advantage of price differences in different markets). They are used in a wide range of markets, including commodities (e.g. oil, wheat), currencies, and financial instruments (e.g. interest rates, stock indices). In a futures contract, one party (the "buyer") agrees to purchase the underlying asset at a future date, and the other party (the "seller") agrees to deliver the asset at that time. The buyer pays a small portion of the total purchase price upfront (called the "initial margin") and agrees to pay the remainder (the "settlement price") on the delivery date. The initial margin is typically a fraction of the settlement price and is used to cover the buyer's potential losses if the market moves against them.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherAJAY BHARTI
Release dateJan 5, 2023
ISBN9798201213534
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    Introduction 2 Futures Trading - AJAY BHARTI

    Table of Contents

    INTRODUCTION TWO FUTURES TRADING

    BITCOIN FUTURES MARKET

    TRADING STRATEGIES

    ADVANCE TOPICS

    INTRODUCTION TWO FUTURES TRADING | Definition of futures contracts

    History of futures markets

    How futures contracts different from spot markets

    Benefits and risks of trading futures

    Examples of futures markets

    BITCOIN FUTURES MARKET | Overview of the bitcoin futures market

    Major exchanges offering bitcoin futures

    Types of bitcoin futures contracts

    Pricing and settlement of bitcoin futures

    Key differences between bitcoin futures and other futures markets

    TRADING STRATEGIES | Long and short positions

    Margin and leverage

    Risk management techniques

    Speculative and hedging strategies

    Interpreting market data and news

    ADVANCE TOPICS | Options on bitcoin futures

    Derivatives on other cryptocurrencies

    Role of futures markets in price discovery and market manipulation

    Regulatory issues in the bitcoin futures market

    INTRODUCTION TWO FUTURES TRADING

    Definition of futures contracts

    History of futures markets

    How futures contracts different from spot markets

    Benefits and risks of trading futures

    Examples of futures markets (e.g. commodities, currencies, interest rates)

    BITCOIN FUTURES MARKET

    Overview of the bitcoin futures market

    Major exchanges offering bitcoin futures

    Types of bitcoin futures contracts (e.g. physically-settled, cash-settled)

    Pricing and settlement of bitcoin futures

    Key differences between bitcoin futures and other futures markets

    TRADING STRATEGIES

    Long and short positions

    Margin and leverage

    Risk management techniques (e.g. stop-loss orders, position sizing)

    Speculative and hedging strategies

    Interpreting market data and news

    ADVANCE TOPICS

    Options on bitcoin futures

    Derivatives on other cryptocurrencies

    Role of futures markets in price discovery and market manipulation

    Regulatory issues in the bitcoin futures market

    INTRODUCTION TWO FUTURES TRADING

    Definition of futures contracts

    A futures contract is a standardized, legally-binding agreement to buy or sell a specific asset (called the underlying asset) at a predetermined price on a future date. The parties to a futures contract agree to the terms of the contract when it is initiated, but the actual exchange of the underlying asset and payment takes place at a later date.

    Futures contracts are traded on organized exchanges, and they are standardized in terms of the underlying asset, the quantity, and quality of the asset, the delivery date, and the settlement procedure. This standardization allows for easy comparison and evaluation of different futures

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