Just putting this out there for anyone that can help me, i would really appreciate it. I have scanned the web and can't find historical (1 month, 3 month etc) forward exchange rates for free. I have a dissertation on the subject and the only data i could find were from the Bank of England (which only had the option of USD/GBP), but i need more currencies. If you can help, please do
A simple yet elegant, precise and understandable treatise on forward contracts which are the basis of futures commodity contracts and why the maligned "speculators" actually provide an extremely valuable service to producers and consumers.
@ABCba5tard You know why? If you went to the farmer that actually sold them, it would actually be around 20-40 cents a pound. But it raises by like a few dollars because it takes a lot of money for shipping, and after shipping, a huge amount of apples is thrown away because they gone bad, they got damaged, etc. So that money covers for that.
What would happen in the event of a (partial) harvest failure though? I assume they would have clauses in the contract that anticipates such events, right?
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Just putting this out there for anyone that can help me, i would really appreciate it. I have scanned the web and can't find historical (1 month, 3 month etc) forward exchange rates for free. I have a dissertation on the subject and the only data i could find were from the Bank of England (which only had the option of USD/GBP), but i need more currencies. If you can help, please do
DgimmieSuitcase 1 month ago
wow....i wish i had a prof like you
puttjattda101 3 months ago
this 3 minutes video managed to explain what a professor at the university of Manchester couldn't do in two two-hours lectures.
madkaay 4 months ago
Got confused when you stated saying pies per pound instead of apples per pound ha
BrynTheSkits 5 months ago
sir...did you draw that with your mouse??!
WhatCnaThisBe 5 months ago
@WhatCnaThisBe wacom tablet I guess
Wouter259 5 months ago
sexy voice
8thwonderPony 5 months ago
This dude can draw...!
Wmerritt515 5 months ago
A simple yet elegant, precise and understandable treatise on forward contracts which are the basis of futures commodity contracts and why the maligned "speculators" actually provide an extremely valuable service to producers and consumers.
Entelex 5 months ago
@Entelex
Who is the speculator in this forward contract? The producer or the chain?
Rawrlor 5 months ago
it seems the Techies such as Khan, that can relate to humans are the ones that become the most popular and go the farthest in this world....
EasternMerchant 5 months ago
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EasternMerchant 5 months ago
I like this video.
jamecolte 7 months ago
This video is great.
saijai587 7 months ago
Good video.
kopi5896 7 months ago
Thank you for sharing.
minami935 7 months ago
So... Forward contracts were invented to protect against volatility. But, all traded commodity futures are extremely volatile. Irony?
ektrules 8 months ago
20 cents a pound? Gee Raplhs market ripped me off...
ABCba5tard 11 months ago
@ABCba5tard You know why? If you went to the farmer that actually sold them, it would actually be around 20-40 cents a pound. But it raises by like a few dollars because it takes a lot of money for shipping, and after shipping, a huge amount of apples is thrown away because they gone bad, they got damaged, etc. So that money covers for that.
randomwindowsstuffz 5 months ago
@randomwindowsstuffz Yeah, I already knew before you replied. I was at a hobby store and people have been compensating for shipping.
ABCba5tard 5 months ago
Dude, YOU ROCK ... you really do!!!
TurtleTrader 11 months ago
haha
Compare this to his 1+1 video. I've got a feeling his drawing ability has increased.
hedonism13 11 months ago 3
I'm sorry, are you just good at everything?
JustDancinThruLife 11 months ago 3
What kind of research do you do for all of these videos?
JaoquinQ 11 months ago 2
@JaoquinQ he has a MBA from harvard university, the best university in the world, he does not need to research cause he IS the source of information.
woo216 5 months ago
Si been watching yr vids but dont get why 1 million x PI times 0.20???
chris69666 11 months ago
What would happen in the event of a (partial) harvest failure though? I assume they would have clauses in the contract that anticipates such events, right?
fireeyedb0y 11 months ago
damn man, the farmer looks like a boss.
ilikechess1 11 months ago
@ilikechess1 he is a mafia leader in disguise.
corianderthal 11 months ago
Nice video, you are providing a wonderful service to people all over the world! Keep up the good work.
luckydogvegas 11 months ago
great way to explain a thing ! nice drawing :)
nahraf83 11 months ago
U r a master in drawing now... Congratz
sadamnixamani 11 months ago
this is the most clear and concise explanation of forward contracts that I have ever heard.
irunlsat 11 months ago 36
I like the drawing :)
more visuals yay :P
SayianZZ 11 months ago
loved the drawings! :D
evangelia96 11 months ago
You sir...are an artist
OsloBobby 11 months ago 67
@OsloBobby and also a mathematician, physicist, engineer, buisness man hedgefund analyst...... the list goes on
woo216 5 months ago
did he draw that?!
LolAtYou2ube 11 months ago