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			<title>Why we engage in trading futures on individual stocks</title>
			<description>Now, when there is clarity on what is a contract for futures on individual 
stocks, the next question: &quot;Why engage in trading futures on individual 
stocks?&quot;. On this question there are many different answers. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;As with all 
other trading futures contracts, futures on individual stocks gives an investor 
the opportunity to trade a product without having to actually own the property. 
&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;In 1974, the rule of &quot;T&quot; Federal Reserve Bank has established the 
requirement for a guarantee fee to be placed on public sale shares of 50% for 
small investors and 15% - for the dealers. Thus, an investor who buys shares on 
the Stock Exchange with a guarantee fee, takes the difference in debt and may 
either pay this &quot;loan&quot;, or compensate for it when the shares are subsequently 
sold. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;On the other hand, the margin on futures contracts, whose sizes 
are determined by each individual exchange futures, are not paid in 
installments, but are a guarantee of the contract before the clear...</description>
			<content:encoded>Now, when there is clarity on what is a contract for futures on individual 
stocks, the next question: &quot;Why engage in trading futures on individual 
stocks?&quot;. On this question there are many different answers. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;As with all 
other trading futures contracts, futures on individual stocks gives an investor 
the opportunity to trade a product without having to actually own the property. 
&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;In 1974, the rule of &quot;T&quot; Federal Reserve Bank has established the 
requirement for a guarantee fee to be placed on public sale shares of 50% for 
small investors and 15% - for the dealers. Thus, an investor who buys shares on 
the Stock Exchange with a guarantee fee, takes the difference in debt and may 
either pay this &quot;loan&quot;, or compensate for it when the shares are subsequently 
sold. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;On the other hand, the margin on futures contracts, whose sizes 
are determined by each individual exchange futures, are not paid in 
installments, but are a guarantee of the contract before the clearing house by 
the investor. Although the margin are different, as a percentage of the 
underlying assets, yet they are quite small. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;For example, the offering 
price of S &amp;amp; P 500 currently stands at about 303,500 dollars, but the 
initial margin for the investor is only 26,950 dollars, or 8.9% of the price. 
LIFFE now requires an initial margin in the range 7-15% of the value of the 
shares in their contracts for Universal Stock Futures. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Unlike an 
investor in stocks, buying in view of the indemnity payment, an investor in 
futures do not have to pay interest, as payment - not &quot;credit&quot; and the 
obligation to perform the contract. This allows you to perform a futures 
investor leverage its position as an initial investment binds less capital and 
more cash is available for future investment. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;In addition, futures on 
individual stocks - a great way to hedge stock positions. If the expected 
short-term drop in stock prices, shareholders may sell futures to offset 
possible losses without having to physically sell the shares themselves. 
Investors may also use futures on individual stocks to gain from the expected 
fall in the stock price by selling the futures contract. As the price of futures 
contracts linked to the price of stocks, futures seller may redeem it for less 
money than it was sold, and profit. Similarly, the price of the underlying stock 
can rise, which could lead to losses for the seller to the futures contract. 
Obtain an equivalent income, using the shares themselves, it becomes more 
difficult. It is also important to note that investors will be able to sell 
futures on individual stocks without the need to observe the rule of the growth 
of share price (uptick requirement), existing for the shares. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Futures on 
individual stocks allow investors to use the difference in quotes between 
stocks, buying futures on a stock and selling of another. Perhaps as a position 
of relative quotes shares against the market index, using the same strategy. 
&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Another advantage inherent in futures on individual stocks, is that the 
investor can adjust the dependence of its shares from the market power by 
selling futures on their equity and buying futures on the shares more 
attractive, without implementing an expensive operation in the market goods on 
hand. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Finally, futures on individual stocks are attractive the operating 
flexibility they provide to investors. Investors may be to trade futures on 
individual stocks as from their securities accounts, as well as with futures 
accounts. From traders in securities will not be required open futures accounts, 
and futures traders will not need to open securities accounts, as required by 
industry standards. Furthermore, brokers of the securities is not necessary to 
obtain a license for operation in futures and futures brokers - on securities 
transactions. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Like all futures contracts, futures on individual stocks 
characterized by a significant degree of risk. An investor could lose all the 
funds that it was originally deposited with the purpose of trading, and even 
beyond that. In addition, stock exchanges, offering such contracts can impose 
restrictions on the number of contracts that may be one of the investor at any 
given time. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;</content:encoded>
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