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What is Futures trading?

Futures are a type of Derivative instrument that’s traded in the market. Derivatives, which have no inherent value of their own, derive their value from changes in the price of other financial instruments, known as the underlying asset. There are mainly 4 types of underlying assets: stocks, indices, currency pairs, and commodities. A derivative's price follows the price of the underlying asset from which it derives its value.

Characteristics of Futures trading

  • Traders who trade in the Futures market primarily want to take advantage of price fluctuations.
  • Alternatively, they aim to mitigate the risks associated with Commodity price fluctuations.
  • When buying a Futures contract, an investor makes a small up-front payment instead of the complete sum. The trader has now locked in the price of the underlying asset or commodity till the contract’s expiration date.
  • In the F&O segment, the buyer has what is known as the “long” position; the seller has the “short” position.
  • Being a derivative asset, the contract's price shifts from time to time as the underlying asset’s price varies, which affects the trader's profit or loss.
  • In India, the BSE and NSE stock exchanges mediate in the F&O segment and keep an eye on each contract.

What is Options trading?

Options are a type of Derivative instrument that’s traded in the market. Derivatives, which have no inherent value of their own, derive their value from changes in the price of other financial instruments, known as the underlying asset. There are mainly 4 types of underlying assets: stocks, indices, currency pairs, and commodities. A derivative's price follows the price of the underlying security from which it derives its value.

Characteristics of Options trading

  • Options trading can help you make significantly higher profits if the price of the security increases. However, note that it is more complicated than stock trading.
  • When doing Options trading, you can buy a contract at a fraction of the market price of the underlying securities.
  • Hedging is the process of using Options trading to limit losses if the price of the underlying security declines.