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1 Futures Chapter 18 Jones, Investments: Analysis and Management

2 Understanding Futures Markets Spot or cash market – Price refers to item available for immediate delivery Forward market – Price refers to item available for delayed delivery Futures market – Sets features (contract size, delivery date, and conditions) for delivery

3 Understanding Futures Markets Futures market characteristics – Centralized marketplace allows investors to trade with each other – Performance is guaranteed by a clearinghouse Valuable economic functions – Hedgers shift price risk to speculators – Price discovery conveys information

4 Understanding Futures Markets Commodities - agricultural, metals, and energy related Financials - foreign currencies as well as debt and equity instruments Foreign futures markets – Increased number shows the move toward globalization » Markets quite competitive with US

5 Futures Contract A obligation to buy or sell a fixed amount of an asset on a specified future date at a price set today – Trading means that a commitment has been made between buyer and seller – Position offset by making an opposite contract in the same commodity Commodity Futures Trading Commission regulates trading

6 Futures Exchanges Where futures contracts are traded Voluntary, nonprofit associations, of membership Organized marketplace where established rules govern conduct – Financed by membership dues and fees for services rendered Members trade for self or for others

7 The Clearinghouse A corporation separate from, but associated with, each exchange Exchange members must be members or pay a member for these services – Buyers and sellers settle with clearinghouse, not with each other Helps facilitate an orderly market Keeps track of obligations

8 The Mechanics of Trading Through open-outcry, seller and buyer agree to take or make delivery on a future date at a price agreed on today – Short position (seller) commits a trader to deliver an item at contract maturity – Long position (buyer) commits a trader to purchase an item at contract maturity – Like options, futures trading a zero sum game

9 The Mechanics of Trading Contracts can be settled in two ways: – Delivery (less than 2% of transactions) – Offset: liquidation of a prior position by an offsetting transaction Each exchange establishes price fluctuation limits on contracts No restrictions on short selling No assigned specialists as in NYSE

10 Futures Margin Earnest money deposit made by both buyer and seller to ensure completion of the contract – Not an amount borrowed from broker Each clearinghouse sets requirements – Brokerage houses can require higher margin Initial margin usually less than 10% of contract value

11 Futures Margin Margin calls occur when price goes against investor – Must deposit more cash or close account – Position marked-to-market daily – Profit can be withdrawn Each contract has maintenance or variation margin level below which earnest money cannot drop

12 Using Futures Contracts Hedgers – At risk with a spot market asset and exposed to unexpected price changes – Buy or sell futures to offset the risk – Used as a form of insurance – Willing to forgo some profit in order to reduce risk » Hedged return has smaller chance of low return but also smaller chance of high

13 Hedging Short (sell) hedge – Cash market inventory exposed to a fall in value – Sell futures now to profit if the value of the inventory falls Long (buy) hedge – Anticipated purchase exposed to a rise in cost – Buy futures now to profit if costs increase

14 Hedging Risks Basis: difference between cash price and futures price of hedged item – Must be zero at contract maturity Basis risk: the risk of an unexpected change in basis – Hedging reduces risk if basis risk less than variability in price of hedged asset Risk cannot be entirely eliminated

15 Using Futures Contracts Speculators – Buy or sell futures contracts in an attempt to earn a return » No prior spot market position – Absorb excess demand or supply generated by hedgers – Assuming the risk of price fluctuations that hedgers wish to avoid – Speculation encouraged by leverage, ease of transacting, low costs

16 Financial Futures Contracts on equity indexes, fixed income securities, and currencies Opportunity to fine-tune risk-return characteristics of portfolio At maturity, stock index futures settle in cash – Difficult to manage delivery of all stocks in a particular index

17 Financial Futures At maturity, Tbond and Tbill interest rate futures settle by delivery of debt instruments – If expect increase (decrease) in rates, sell (buy) interest rate futures » Increase (decrease) in interest rates will decrease (increase) spot and futures prices – Difficult to short bonds in spot market

18 Hedging with Stock Index Futures Selling futures contracts against diversified stock portfolio allows the transfer of systematic risk – Diversification eliminates nonsystematic risk – Hedging against overall market decline – Offset value of stock portfolio because futures prices are highly correlated with changes in value of stock portfolios

19 Program Trading Index arbitrage: a version of program trading – Exploitation of price difference between stock index futures and index of stocks underlying futures contract – Arbitrageurs build hedged portfolio that earns low risk profits equaling the difference between the value of cash and futures positions

20 Speculating with Stock Index Futures Futures effective for speculating on movements in stock market because: – Low transaction costs involved in establishing futures position – Stock index futures prices mirror the market Traders expecting the market to rise (fall) buy (sell) index futures

21 Futures contract spreads – Both long and short positions at the same time in different contracts – Intramarket (or calendar or time) spread » Same contract, different maturities – Intermarket (or quality) spread » Same maturities, different contracts Interested in relative price as opposed to absolute price changes Speculating with Stock Index Futures