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Futures introduction
After the farmer and the pie chain get involved in this forward contract, a few questions start to pop up in each of their minds.발음듣기
And this is called counterparty risk, which is essentially, the counterparty to the farmer is the pie store.발음듣기
The other thing that starts to worry either one of these is what if they start to have second thoughts about this forward contract they entered into.발음듣기
And then there's another issue, that even if you were to trade the contract, how do we know that the other party to the whoever you might want to trade with would be cool with a million pounds, or $200,000.발음듣기
Why don't I just create a bunch of contracts, whenever someone wants to enter to one of these forward contract, but I standardize them.발음듣기
And I say that it is 1,000, instead of having a million apples, I do a small enough increment.발음듣기
And so to help alleviate the counterparty risk fear, he also says that I'm going to guarantee any of these contracts.발음듣기
So essentially he's taking on all of the counterparty risk to make people more comfortable with trading.발음듣기
So all of a sudden, what happens is that now these guys don't have to do a one off contract.발음듣기
You have farmer A, farmer B. Farmer B can now can now transact with, I should say, I guess we could call it customer C and customer D.발음듣기
Where they could agree to have a fixed price, but they could do smaller increments, more granular increments.발음듣기
And if any of them want to get out of it, they can by selling their contract to another person on the exchange.발음듣기
They're agreements to transact at a future date, give a certain amount of money for a certain amount of something else.발음듣기
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