Monday, April 20, 2020 4:57:23 PM
How does this work? I mean if I buy one share stock at $100 and it becomes
worthless (company bankrupt) then share is at $0 and I lose $100.
In this case if I buy one barrel oil of May future this morning around $15,
does this mean I have to pay somebody $15.6 per barrel on top of the $15 I
lose as the future closes at -15.6.
I have a drained swimming pool at the moment that my wife wants to get rid
of. If I can take delivery and get paid I could kill 2 birds with one
stone. Just joking
worthless (company bankrupt) then share is at $0 and I lose $100.
In this case if I buy one barrel oil of May future this morning around $15,
does this mean I have to pay somebody $15.6 per barrel on top of the $15 I
lose as the future closes at -15.6.
I have a drained swimming pool at the moment that my wife wants to get rid
of. If I can take delivery and get paid I could kill 2 birds with one
stone. Just joking
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