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What is futures trading?

A futures contract is considered to be an agreement to buy or sell an asset at a future date at an agreed-upon price. Typically, futures contracts trade on an exchange; one party would be agreeing to buy a given quantity of securities or a commodity, as well as take delivery on a certain date. The selling party to the contract would be agreeing to provide it.
 
Can you let me know what is futures trading?
You can read about it in wikipedia. It is financial derivative similar to CFD, the only difference is time of settlement - delayed in time.
 
Yes, for more details, you could visit Wikipedia and if you wish to learn about the Forex Trading, you could also check out the Babypips.
 
Since future trading is a financial instrument derivative that is positioned 'next' to spot trading then you can learn it from zero to hero from begin like kindergarten or grade 1.

For now, I just wanna trade the Foreign Exchange Market.
 
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Since future trading is a financial instrument derivative that is positioned 'next' to spot trading then you can learn it from zero to hero from begin like kindergarten or grade 1.

For now, I just wanna trade the Foreign Exchange Market.
If there another profitable futures trader you can find then it would be glad to meet.
 
Futures Trading involves trading in contracts in the derivatives markets. This module covers the various intricacies involved in undergoing a futures trade.
 
A futures contract binds the buyer to buy a specific asset and the seller to sell and deliver that asset at a specific future date unless the holder's position is closed before the contract expires.

Let's take a look at an example. Assume two traders agree on a corn futures contract price of $50 per bushel. If the price of corn rises to $55, the buyer of the contract will profit by $5 per barrel. The seller, on the other hand, foregoes a better offer.

Beyond oil and corn, the futures market has grown significantly. Stock futures can be purchased on individual stocks or indexes such as the S&P 500. The buyer of a futures contract is not required to pay the entire contract amount upfront. An initial margin is paid, which is a percentage of the price.
 
Forex futures are exchange-traded currency derivative contracts that require the buyer and seller to transact at a predetermined price and time. The two main applications for forex futures are hedging (to reduce exposure to the risk created by currency fluctuations) and speculation (to potentially generate profits).
 
Futures trading is an important tool for both speculators and hedgers. It allows you to manage risks and take advantage of opportunities in the market, but it requires a good understanding of the mechanics of trading and awareness of the risks involved.
 

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