Futures contracts are more likely to be cash-settled when
A) The asset underlying the contract is too costly to deliver physically.
B) There is no "underlying" for the futures contract.
C) There are more futures contracts in notional value than the physical stock of the underlying asset.
D) The maturity date of the futures is not the last day of the month.
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Q2: When the futures-spot basis weakens
A) The difference
Q3: In the absence of arbitrage, the futures
Q4: For a futures contract on an asset
Q5: You go short oil 10 futures contracts
Q6: The level of margining in a futures
Q7: Ignoring convenience yields, the theoretical futures price
Q8: A price tick is
A) The maximum amount
Q9: When a counterparty to a futures contract
Q10: The cheapest-to-deliver option
A) Hurts the holder of
Q11: An investor enters into a long position
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