Futures Basics 101
- Description
- Curriculum
- FAQ
- Announcement
You will learn
• History of Futures Trading
• Future concepts and Terminology
○ Contract Terms
○ Margin
○ Settlement
○ Expiry
○ Liquidity
• Futures Products
• Futures Symbol List
• Futures Chain and Open Interest
• Pros & Cons of Futures Trading
• Futures Trading Strategies
Please complete other FREE option courses on OptionBigBull.com in following order –
• 1. Investing Guide 101
• 2. Technical Analysis
• 3. Trading Psychology
• 4. Option Basics 101
• 5. Options – Pricing Models and Greeks
• 6. Options – Trade Plan and Management
• 7. Options – Art of Spreads
Futures Concept
Terminology
Terminology
Futures trading
Futures trading
Bonus Material
What are requirements for Futures Margin ?
Futures are traded on margin. and it’s highly leveraged. For example, if an E-mini S&P 500 Index futures contract (/ES) has an initial margin requirement of $6,600 and a maintenance margin of $6,000, buyers or sellers must have $6,600 in their account to enter the contract and need to keep at least $6,000 in their account to stay in the position.
Please note: Both initial and maintenance margin levels are set by the exchanges and can change at any time based on market conditions.
Please note: Both initial and maintenance margin levels are set by the exchanges and can change at any time based on market conditions.
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