I was reading this link and got stuck. My presumption was that one need to pay CoC for holding a futures contract on top of the overheads.
Thanks @travi, @bpr
so it depends on exchange to exchange. In NSE, the CoC is included in the futures premium. Does the same happen with MCX for commodity delivery future positions?
@bpr,
To rollover is there a mechanism to swich over to the next month's contract instead of squaring-off current position then opening a new one for the next month. This would unnecessarily incur additional costs unless the trader is absolutely sure about the underlying's direction.
And the intention of SEBI for physical settlement is a shock. Imagine barrels of CrudeOil delivered at doorstep .
Thanks @travi, @bpr
so it depends on exchange to exchange. In NSE, the CoC is included in the futures premium. Does the same happen with MCX for commodity delivery future positions?
@bpr,
To rollover is there a mechanism to swich over to the next month's contract instead of squaring-off current position then opening a new one for the next month. This would unnecessarily incur additional costs unless the trader is absolutely sure about the underlying's direction.
And the intention of SEBI for physical settlement is a shock. Imagine barrels of CrudeOil delivered at doorstep .