Thank you very much for your videos, I was struggling to understand all concepts in finance and now thanks to your explanations everything seems easier to understand!
11:00 Wait, I'm confused. Which one of these describes the term structure as a 'normal market' and which one describes an 'inverted market?' And I thought contango and backwardation describes the future's relationship to the expected spot price in the future, not the current spot price.
You are doing a great job Kevin, you know I have a theory that some finance practitioners don't want people to have the easy perspective of what they do to make them feel like they are the only ones that should do the job for them. However, its really very simple.
I have questions and hope u will help to answer: 1.If the price of the usd/jpy is 116.25, what will be some usd/jpy futures price? 2. 7. If the current price is 116.25, what is a ballpark price for stop 115.35 and limit 118.52. Thanks for video.
It is excellent video. Just perfect explaining all complex concepts in the most simple manner.
Thank you very much for your videos, I was struggling to understand all concepts in finance and now thanks to your explanations everything seems easier to understand!
Best explanation i have ever seen by far. Great job. Thank you for the quality of your work.
One of the best teachers ever
Thanks!
Hmmm, am speechless. I have watched so many videos on this topic, believe me. this is absolutely the best. Thank you Kevin
I was struggling to understand why spot and futures prices converged and this really helped! Thank you!
Very interesting and useful stuff sir
11:00 Wait, I'm confused. Which one of these describes the term structure as a 'normal market' and which one describes an 'inverted market?'
And I thought contango and backwardation describes the future's relationship to the expected spot price in the future, not the current spot price.
Thank you sir for an amazing clarity on the topic
Kevin, thanks again for a wonderful explanation
You are doing a great job Kevin, you know I have a theory that some finance practitioners don't want people to have the easy perspective of what they do to make them feel like they are the only ones that should do the job for them. However, its really very simple.
The goat of TH-cam
Thank you so much, it helped me alot
I was not able to think convenience yield
But with you examples it was very easy to get it
Thanks alot
Very nice
Fantastic
Do you still do more of these videos? you are so good at this.
I haven't for quite awhile. However, hopefully I will update some old ones and add a couple of new ones starting next summer.
@@kevinbracker 😭I hope you do. I will be here when you post them.
excellent!
Thank you !!
Thank you so much!
Hi Mr. Kevin, how do we get the convenience yield number?
There is not really an exact number as there is typically some subjective components to it.
I have questions and hope u will help to answer: 1.If the price of the usd/jpy is 116.25, what will be some usd/jpy futures price? 2. 7. If the current price is 116.25, what is a ballpark price for stop 115.35 and limit 118.52. Thanks for video.
You forgot distribution costs...but I guess that goes as part of the "storage" costs.
Weird how this is recommended to me in 2020
Definitely didn't ever anticipate the issue in oil markets from a couple days ago.