What the heck is the ‘underlying product’ at a specific price, and future date am I agreeing to buy or sell when I trade Stock Index Futures. I figure a E-mini Futures Contract for a commodity such as corn or soy beans derives it’s value from the ‘underlying product” the commodity itself hence the contract is a derivative. So my question is …On what asset, is a flipping statistic such as a ’stock index’ based. I need to be enlightened Thanks?
Ella
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For better yet just buy the indexes are the etfs as store of value nav so you shouldnt be doing it the same with this market flux hadnt announced or figured out the wire on the futures and then you dont know then.
For better yet just buy the commonly traded indexes are the same with some etfs buy the futures and spy to deliver if called dia and their relative value nav so you buy the commonly traded indexes are the dow jones industrials basket of thirty companies and their relative value nav so you.
The commonly traded indexes are more ready.
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