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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2014 · 54 MIN

Futures Options Roundtable 17: The Year in Futures Options

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Futures Options Roundtable 17: The Year in Futures Options Futures Options Roundtable 2014 Year in Review The ongoing oil drama of 2014: Oil hits 5-year low today. Oil volatility and option volume seem poised to remain elevated in early 2015. Crude oil volatility skew: OTM call premiums remain comparatively cheap. Mini WTI futures, ICE Brent futures, Nadex oil rundown. Gold futures fell for the fourth time in five sessions as the dollar touched a five-year high. Gold is headed for a second straight annual loss for the first time since 1998. Silver futures for March delivery retreated 2.3 percent to $15.779 an ounce on the Comex, the most in almost two weeks. Copper reaches four-year low in London on China slowdown. Corn - Call premium total: $207,143.75, Put premium total: $403,637.50. Call OI Total: 205,195, Put OI Total: 248,323. Wheat - Ukraine crisis has been a driver for wheat volatility and volume this year. Rates - 30-Year futures: 86.4M contracts through Nov, down 6.8%. 10-Year futures: 317.5M contracts through Nov, up 3%. Looking Ahead To 2015 Hopefully seeing more inflows to commodities in 2015?

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