MKTG 3961 Commodities Futures and Options - Week One

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Flashcards covering the vocabulary, objectives, and resources introduced in the first week of MKTG 3961 at The University of Queensland.

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Ammar Abdul Aziz

The Professor for MKTG 3961 who specialized in advanced options and futures trading and whose research focused on the lead-lag relationship between futures and the underlying cash index.

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Course Aim of MKTG 3961

To develop skills to formulate and manage an appropriate price risk management strategy for an agricultural commodity and evaluate the effectiveness of that strategy.

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Risk Management Instruments

Specific tools available to agribusinesses to mitigate price risk, including pools, forward contracts, hectare contracts, multi-grade contracts, futures, and options.

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StockTrak

A global portfolio simulation platform used in the course for speculating, allowing students to trade stocks, options, futures, bonds, mutual funds, future options, and forex across 50 global exchanges.

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Commodity Challenge

A simulation tool that helps users learn the processes of grain marketing, specifically simplified for crops like corn, soybeans, and wheat, in a cost-free and risk-free environment.

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Lead-lag relationship

The specific research area of Ammar Abdul Aziz focusing on the connection between futures and the underlying cash index.

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Speculator

The role a player takes on in the StockTrak simulation to trade agricultural products such as corn, soybean, and wheat.

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Hedging

The application of commodity derivatives used to effectively manage and mitigate the price risk associated with agricultural production.

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Williams, J., and Schroder W., (1999)

Authors of the course textbook titled 'Agricultural Price Risk Management: The Principles of Commodity Trading'.

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Geman, H. (2005)

Author of 'Commodities and commodity derivatives: Modeling and pricing for agriculturals, metals and energy', a key course resource.

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Hull, J. (2015)

Author of the reference material 'Options, futures, and other derivatives'.

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Schwager, J. D. (2012)

Author of 'Market wizards: interviews with top traders', listed as a resource for the course.