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The Relationship Between Derivatives and Stocks (Part 1)

The term "derivative" originates from the word "派" (phái), which means group, branch, or belonging to a certain school of thought, and "生" (sinh), which means born, generated, or developed.

Demystifying Listed Derivatives: Understanding Their Role and Impact in Financial Markets

Listed derivatives play a pivotal role in today’s financial markets, offering sophisticated tools for risk management, speculation, and strategic investment.

Key Timelines in Commodity Trading

To understand the key timelines in commodity trading, you need to pay attention to the following stages

Basic Trading Orders

Tìm hiểu về các lệnh giao dịch cơ bản trong thị trường phái sinh

8 Reasons to Trade in Commodities

Commodity trading provides a robust hedge against inflation, allowing investors to leverage rising costs to protect purchasing power. With high leverage potential, traders can amplify profits by using only a fraction of the contract value. Commodities offer diversification, typically stabilizing portfolios during economic volatility.

Understanding the Correlation Between Inflation and Commodities

Inflation and commodity prices have a profound and interconnected relationship that significantly impacts the economy. Grasping how inflation affects commodity prices and vice versa is crucial for investors, policymakers, and businesses alike. This article explores this complex correlation, detailing how inflation influences commodity markets and how fluctuations in commodity prices can, in turn, affect inflation.

Market Participant Groups

There are three groups of participants in the derivatives market (excluding market makers), including: hedgers, speculators, and arbitrageurs.

Swap Contract

A Swap Contract is a type of derivative contract in which two parties exchange cash flows or debt from two different financial instruments at a specific time according to a predetermined method.

OI - What is it?

Open Interest, also known as OI, is an important concept in futures and options trading.

The Difference Between Futures Contracts and Forward Contracts

Similarities and Differences Between Futures Contracts and Forward Contracts

What is a Futures Contract?

A futures contract (also known as a standardized forward contract) is an agreement to exchange an underlying asset at a predetermined price on a specific date in the future.

Option Contract

An option contract is an agreement that gives one party the right (but not the obligation) to buy or sell an underlying asset at a specific price on or before a specified date.

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