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发表于 2011-7-13 16:28
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Here's my take:
A) few limitations to storage--> this may or may not be true. if something has few storage limitations, this just means that there's no FV(NC). but to get a FP that is actually less than S you need a high convenience yield.
C) prices that are volatile and at historic highs --> if prices are high, producers are living the good life. there's no need to hedge. if prices go up even more, that's great. if they fall a little, no big deal, because prices are at historical highs anyway
B) prices that are volatile and at historic lows --> you're a producer and prices have been falling and falling. youre scared shitless of them falling even more so you hedge your product (i.e. wheat). to entice speculators to take on your risk, you have to give them a lower price, otherwise they wont take it. So F < S.
This is why B is correct. With that said, only the last sentence of their answer makes sense to me. The beginning is either wrong or above my head, but I don't see how it is a true statement that "positive roll yield occurs when the futures price is above the full carry price."
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Monday, May 31, 2010 at 03:39PM by the show NY. |
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