Understanding Cost of Carry
A future Contract is an agreement between two parties to BUY or SELL an
underlying asset, including stocks, indices,commoditities or currency,
at a certain time in the future at a certain price. Futures contracts
are standardized and are traded on the exchange. To facilitate liquidity
in futures contracts, the exchange defines certain standard
specifications for a particular contract , including a standard
underlying instrument, a standard quantity and quality of that
underlying assest ( to be delivered or cash settled), and a standard
timing for such a settlement. If you have taken position in equity
futures, whether long or short, you have to close the position by
entering in an equal and opposite
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