#SpotVSFuturesStrategy Hai! Spot vs Futures Strategy (SpotVSFuturesStrategy) usually refers to a trading or investment approach that compares and takes advantage of the differences between spot market prices and futures contract prices of an asset, such as gold, currencies, or other commodities. Here are some common strategies used:

1.Spot-Futures Arbitrage

Taking advantage of the price difference between the spot and futures markets. If futures are trading higher than the spot price (called contango), traders can buy in the spot market and sell in futures, then close the position when both converge again. Conversely, if backwardation occurs (futures are lower than spot), this strategy can also be adapted.

2.Hedging

Companies or investors use futures to protect the value of their spot assets from unwanted price fluctuations. For example, farmers sell futures to secure the selling price of their harvest.

3.Speculative Trading

Traders take advantage of price differences and market movement predictions to profit from the imbalances in spot and futures price movements.

4.Calendar Spread

This strategy involves buying and selling futures contracts with different expiration dates to take advantage of price and time differences.

#Important to remember:

- Price difference risks are not always beneficial and can change quickly.

- Futures trading costs involve expenses such as margin and rollover.

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