CoboCards App FAQ & Wishes Feedback
Language: English Language
Sign up for free  Login

This flashcard is just one of a free flashcard set. See all flashcards!

All main topics / Finance & Investment / Derivatives / Derivatives
7
Which of the following is true about a long forward contract
A.The contract becomes more valuable as the price of the asset declines
B.The contract becomes more valuable as the price of the asset rises
C.The contract is worth zero if the price of the asset declines after the contract has been entered into
D.The contract is worth zero if the price of the asset rises after the contract has been entered into
Answer:  B
A long forward contract is an agreement to buy the asset at a predetermined price. The contract becomes more attractive as the market price of the asset rises. The contract is only worth zero when the predetermined price in the forward contract equals the current forward price (as it usually does at the beginning of the contract).

New comment
mayaaiko00@gmail.com (06.04.2024)
it is that market price will increase the assets price too! when contract is long term is created, it help the business to plan and and play strategically in markets. http://www.famous-jackets.co.uk/black-leather-jackets/
zetisonu@gmail.com (21.02.2024)
Another benefit of online gaming http://2048-cupcakes.io is that it can help improve your problem-solving skills.
jeffreestar (12.01.2024)
Yes, you are correct. The correct answer is B. A long-term contract becomes more valuable as the price of the underlying asset rises because the buyer has locked in a lower price, and as the market price increases, the contract allows them to buy the asset at a lower cost than the current market price http://slicemastergame.com/
victorpatrick (08.01.2024)
I solved the problem after some time, and my response is the same as yours. http://buildnowgg.io
maruusa (03.01.2024)
After a while of solving the problem, my answer also matches the answer you gave. http://fnfgo.io
Flashcard info:
Author: CoboCards-User
Main topic: Finance & Investment
Topic: Derivatives
Published: 27.10.2015

Cancel
Email

Password

Login    

Forgot password?
Deutsch  English