A) buy the September contract and sell the June contract
B) sell the September contract and buy the June contract
C) sell the September contract and sell the June contract
D) buy the September contract and buy the June contract
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A) market timers; lower transaction cost
B) banks; lower risk
C) wealthy investors; tax treatment
D) money market funds; limited exposure
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A) long call option
B) long put option
C) long futures contract
D) short futures contract
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A) pay; pay
B) pay; receive
C) receive; pay
D) receive; receive
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A) $10,400
B) $14,300
C) $16,500
D) $21,300
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A) convergence
B) margin
C) basis
D) volatility
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A) the profits from long positions and short positions must ultimately be equal
B) the profits from long positions and short positions must ultimately net to zero
C) price discrepancies would open arbitrage opportunities for investors who spot them
D) the futures price and spot price of any asset must ultimately net to zero
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A) are; are
B) are; are not
C) are not; are
D) are not; are not
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A) F1 = S0(1 + rf)
B) F0 = S0(1 + rf − d) T
C) F0 = S0(1 + rf + d) T
D) F0 = S0(1 + rf) T
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A) $0
B) $2,000
C) $31,875
D) $33,875
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A) banks
B) brokers
C) clearinghouses
D) margin
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A) A margin deposit can be met only by cash.
B) All futures contracts require the same margin deposit.
C) The maintenance margin is the amount of money you post with your broker when you buy or sell a futures contract.
D) The maintenance margin is the value of the margin account below which the holder of a futures contract receives a margin call.
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A) the futures price will be higher as contract maturity increases
B) F0 < S0
C) FT > ST
D) arbitrage profits are possible
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A) Nasdaq Composite; Russell 2000
B) NYSE; DJIA
C) S&P 500; DJIA
D) Russell 2000; S&P 500
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A) an arbitrage
B) a cross-hedge
C) an over hedge
D) a spread hedge
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A) cash only
B) cash or highly marketable securities such as Treasury bills
C) cash or any marketable securities
D) cash or warehouse receipts for an equivalent quantity of the underlying commodity
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A) is a contract to be signed in the future by the buyer and the seller of a commodity
B) is an agreement to buy or sell a specified amount of an asset at a predetermined price on the expiration date of the contract
C) is an agreement to buy or sell a specified amount of an asset at whatever the spot price happens to be on the expiration date of the contract
D) gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy an asset some time in the future
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A) be hurt; be hurt
B) be hurt; profit
C) profit; be hurt
D) profit; profit
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A) S&P 500
B) DJIA
C) Nasdaq 100
D) Russell 2000
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A) the open interest
B) the open interest times 2
C) the open interest divided by 2
D) zero
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