study terms Flashcards

1
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The price of a commodity for immediate delivery

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Spot Price

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2
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The immediate exchange of ownership of a commodity or good for an agreed-upon amount of money

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Cash Trade

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3
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A direct commitment negotiation between one buyer and one seller and if traded, the transaction would take place OTC and deemed illiquid.

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Forward Contracts

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4
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A person participating in the physical commodity who also holds positions in futures and/or options in order to be protected from the risk of unfavorable price movements

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Hedger

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5
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The specific exchange where the particular commodity futures contract is traded

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Contract market

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6
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The customer wants to buy or sell immediately at the best price available (customer specifies the Futures and order size only), and execution is certain.

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Market Order

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7
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The customer only wants to buy or sell at a set price or better (customer specifies the Futures, size, and price), and execution is uncertain.

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Limit or Resting Order

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8
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A type of contingent order which are triggered (activated) by the market trading at or through the stop price

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Stop Order

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9
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In this type of order, the broker is given full discretion as to time and price for executing orders. The broker cannot be held responsible for any action it takes or fails to take.

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Not Held (NH) Order

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10
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In this type of order, the order is entered on the market side

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11
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In this type of order, the broker is instructed to do one of two alternative orders and whichever one is done first automatically cancels the other (this prevents a double fill)

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One Cancels Other (OCO)

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12
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In this type of order, one FCM “gives up” orders to other FCMs to protect the client’s anonymity and the FCMs share commissions

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Give Up

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13
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In this type of order, which is sometimes referred to as a “liquidate and roll” order, the existing position is liquidated in a near month (used by speculators prior to the first notice day) and re-establish position to a later delivery month

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Switch

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14
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Excess equity can be used for margin on new positions which is referred to as:

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Pyramiding

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15
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The purchase and sale of the same commodity, on the same exchange, but in different expiration months is called a(n):

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Intramarket or Interdelivery Spread

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16
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The purchase and sale of the same commodity on different exchanges is called a(n):

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Intermarket Spread

17
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The purchase and sale of different commodities is called a(n):

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Intercommodity Spread

18
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Businesses that either currently possess or will produce the commodity for sale and delivery at some future date are called:

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Producers

19
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Those that are currently without the commodity but have an absolute use for the commodity and will need to buy at some future date are called:

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Users