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Lecture 14: Carter introduces hedging with futures as a risk management
strategy. He gives examples of long and short hedges in commodity
markets are presented. Basis is defined as the difference…
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Lecture 12 begins with a description of Eurodollar futures contracts
including calculation of profit or loss on and example contract.
Professor Carter further discusses trade imbalance, politics,…
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Lecture 11 outlines the three types of financial futures and how they
are priced. Professor Carter describes the characteristics of different
debt instruments, bonds and eurodollars. The role of…
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Lecture 10 presents the Theory of
Normal Backwardation (Keynes) and the Theory of Price of Storage
(Working) - explain how the prices for different delivery months are
related and, in turn, the…
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Lecture 6 gives examples of treasury-bond trading, pricing, profit-loss
calculation, basis points, interest-rate expectation, and of currency
trading are discussed. These are followed by video…
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This class describes what options contracts, or options on futures
contracts are. It also answers what the difference is between a call
option and a put option. What does it mean to go long or go…
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