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10a COMPleTe gUiDe TO THe FUTUres MarKeT
initial months (and sometimes even years) of trading. By monitoring the volume and open interest
fi gures, a trader can determine when the market’s level of liquidity is suffi cient to warrant participa-
tion. Figure 1.1 shows February 2016 gold (top) and april 2016 gold (bottom) prices, along with
their respective daily volume fi gures. February gold’s volume is negligible until november 2015,
at which point it increases rapidly into December and maintains a high level through January (the
February contract expires in late February). Meanwhile, april gold’s volume is minimal until Janu-
ary, at which point it increases steadily and becomes the more actively traded contract in the last
two days of January—even though the February gold contract is still a month from expiration at
that point.
The breakdown of volume and open interest fi gures by contract month can be very useful in
determining whether a specifi c month is suffi ciently liquid. For example, a trader who prefers to
initiate a long position in a nine-month forward futures contract rather than in more nearby con-
tracts because of an assessment that it is relatively underpriced may be concerned whether its level
of trading activity is suffi cient to avoid liquidity problems. in this case, the breakdown of volume and
open interest fi gures by contract month can help the trader decide whether it is reasonable to enter
the position in the more forward contract or whether it is better to restrict trading to the nearby
contracts.
Traders with short-term time horizons (e.g., intraday to a few days) should limit trading to the
most liquid contract, which is usually the nearby contract month.
FIGURE  1.1 V olume shift in gold Futures
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