TraDaToR Apr 20, 2007 #1 It seems like everyone is switching to the december contract instead of september on wheat and corn. Is there some fundamental reasons related to crops... ? Is it always the case that september contract as no interest? Thanks.
It seems like everyone is switching to the december contract instead of september on wheat and corn. Is there some fundamental reasons related to crops... ? Is it always the case that september contract as no interest? Thanks.
N nazzdack Apr 21, 2007 #2 September is a "swing" month between the old-crop and new-crop. Commercial users build-up bigger positions in the "harvest month" because that's where the big supply will be later on.
September is a "swing" month between the old-crop and new-crop. Commercial users build-up bigger positions in the "harvest month" because that's where the big supply will be later on.
TraDaToR Apr 21, 2007 #3 ok thanks. I enjoy understanding the basis, something i have never made before since I was trading index futures.
ok thanks. I enjoy understanding the basis, something i have never made before since I was trading index futures.
