It requires you to do a certain thing, for a certain price, on a certain date.
1) forward contract is not standardised one..it is only traded in OTC(over the counter) where as future contract is a standardised one it is traded in Secondary Market
A futures contract is a contract setting the price and date for a commodity purchase.
In most cases, future inheritance cannot be subject to a contract of sale as it is not considered a present asset or property owned by the individual at the time of the contract. Future inheritance is uncertain and contingent on the death of the benefactor, making it difficult to legally include in a contract.
A contract to deliver a particular commodity to a buyer sometime in the future.
Stock options are a contract specifying a contract for a future purchase between two parties. The buyer has the option to buy at a future date and the seller, the obligation.
The two parties decided to abolish their existing contract and make a new contract in the future.
The provision benefits future parties who may take over the contract.
Until the foreseable future.
When you're dealing in Over the Counter derivatives you can have anything you want. I can't imagine why you'd want a contract that obligates you to buy another futures contract on a date certain, though.
Yes it will expand but after a few millennium years it is said in theory that it will contract and contract till it is in nothingness.
Intent to contract in the future refers to a mutual agreement between parties indicating their intention to enter into a formal contract at a later date. This intent is often expressed through preliminary discussions, letters of intent, or memorandums of understanding, which outline the key terms and conditions that will be finalized in the future. While such intentions can demonstrate a commitment to negotiate, they typically do not create binding obligations until a formal contract is executed.
It requires you to do a certain thing, for a certain price, on a certain date.