Why a futures price differs from a forward price
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Another great video from you that helped me with my class! Thank you!
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first of all, love the videos as I have mentioned in other comments.
just one suggestion, maybe it's too much extra effort... but if you were to put annotations within the video linking to your other videos whenever there is an overlapping topic being discussed, it would not only increase your views but also be even more effective ;)
for example, in this video you touched on basis risk, and I know you have a video discussing that. thats just my thought tho. still amazing vids :D
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Great vid. Love all of them. Isn't the margin account invested in some sort of risk free securities? So, it does earn interest. I guess you just assume that there will be more favorable opportunities that you can use excess margins for.
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really good videos. love your way of explaining things!
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@smokenfly514 Nope. The margin requirement is imposed by the exchange. Since forward contracts are traded over-the-counter (not on an exchange) there is no margin account.
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Thanks for making these good quality educational videos.
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David, cant thank you enough. Thank you so much!
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Love it!!! Keep going strong!!!!
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Are there margin requirements for forward contracts as well? If not, I don't get it
Your videos are really good ******.
It is very kind of you to put effort and time for educating people in genreal, which is very noble. tks
coolm1977 2 years ago 14
David Harper = the king
badboy4life414 3 years ago 7