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    MANGAL KESHAV

    MK COMMODITYBROKERS LTD.

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    Snapshot of Indian CommodityMarket

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    Two Major Commodities Exchange inIndia

    MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange)

    NCDEX (National Commodities &Derivatives Exchange)

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    Commodities traded on the exchangesAgri Products:

    Jeera

    Pepper

    Chilli

    Turmeric

    Guar Seed

    Guar Gum

    Soya bean

    Sugar

    Maize

    Precious Metals:

    Gold

    Silver

    Platinum

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    Commodities traded on the exchanges

    Base Metals:

    Copper

    NickelLead

    Zinc

    AluminumTin

    Energy:

    Crude oil

    Natural Gas

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    Other Information

    Exchange Timings

    Agri Products: 10:00 AM To 5:00 PM

    Other Commodities: 10:00 AM To 11:30 PM

    Instrument Traded: Futures Contract

    Expiry of Contracts : Different for differentcommodities

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    What are Commodity futures?

    A Financial Contract

    The underlying commodity is bought or sold at afuture date

    A tool used by Investors, Hedgers, Arbitrageurs,

    Day Traders

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    Why futures trading in Commodities?Portfolio diversification and risk management

    Additional investment opportunity

    Low cost business

    No Transportation, storage, insurance, securitycharges

    Low Margins High leverageIntrinsic value of the commodity

    Domain knowledge of industry

    Hedging/ Arbitrage

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    Purpose of Futures MarketsMeet the needs of three groups of future market

    users

    Those who wish to discover information aboutfuture prices of commodities (suppliers)

    Those who wish to speculate (speculators)

    Those who wish to transfer risk to some otherparty (hedgers)

    Those who want to take advantage of pricedifference in different markets (Arbitrageurs)

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    Commodity Futures Market ParticipantsHedgers

    Producers Farmers

    Consumers Refineries, Food processing companies

    Speculators

    Institutional proprietary traders

    Brokerage houses

    Spot Commodity traders

    Arbitrageurs

    Brokerage houses

    Investors

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    Exchange vs. Bilateral TradingExchange Bilateral trading

    Common platform for all traders Restricted access

    Price transparency Traded prices unknown to otherplayers

    Low transaction costs High cost and time consumingnegotiations

    Absence of counter party creditrisk Counter party credit risk

    Market prices available to widerworld

    Difficulty in price dissemination

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    Risks encountered by industryPrice volatility depends on International marketmovement

    Results in higher procurement cost reducing

    operational marginsNo options or tools were available earlier

    Directionless market

    No control measuresCounter party Risk

    Credit risk especially during periods of volatile prices

    Quantity risk during shortages

    Quality Risk

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    BenefitsInvestor:

    Portfolio diversification and risk management

    Additional investment opportunity

    Physical trader:

    Low cost business

    No Transportation, storage, insurance, security ChargesDomain knowledge of industry

    Traders:

    Low Margins High leverage

    No balance-Sheet, P&L, EBITDA

    Hedging/ Arbitrage

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    HedgingPurposeAvoid risk of adverse market movements

    Rationale

    Cash and Futures prices tend to move in tandemConverge at close to expiry

    Types of HedgesLong Hedge, Short Hedge

    AdvantagesLock in a price and margin in advance

    Disadvantages

    Limits opportunities if prices move favorably

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    Types of HedgingLong Hedge

    Hedges that involve taking a long position in futurescontract

    Appropriate when a company plans to owns certainasset in the future

    Short Hedge

    Hedges that involve taking a short position in futurescontract

    Appropriate when the hedger already owns the assetor likely to own the asset and expects to sell it in

    future

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    Short Hedge - ExampleSuppose:-

    COPPER producer wants to sell COPPER in future.

    There is an equal chances of price going up or down.

    There is a risk if price goes down.

    Copper ProducerStock

    Expecting/having stock 50000 Kg (50MT) of Copper

    Case

    If price goes up by Re. 1 Gain Rs. 50000/-

    If price goes down by Re. 1 Loss Rs. 50000/-

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    Short Hedge- Example contdDate Spot Future

    30th Nov Rs. 280/Kgs Rs. 295/Kgs

    30th Nov Buy/Hold Sell

    With Hedge (You rule out a loss)

    30th Dec Spot Future Net Result

    Case 1 -Rs. 270/Kgs

    LossRs. 10/Kgs

    ProfitRs. 25/Kgs

    ProfitRs. 15/Kgs

    Case 2 -

    Rs. 305/Kgs

    Profit

    Rs. 25/Kgs

    Loss

    Rs. 10/Kgs

    Profit

    Rs. 15/Kgs

    Without Hedge

    Case 1 -Rs. 270/Kgs

    LossRs. 10/Kgs

    -- LossRs. 10/Kgs

    Case 2 -Rs. 305/Kgs

    ProfitRs. 25/Kgs

    -- ProfitRs. 25/Kgs

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    Long Hedge- ExampleScenario of consumer who wishes to lock input prices

    There is an equal chances of price going up or down.

    There is a risk if price goes up.

    Copper Consumer Stock

    Wants to buy Copper in future 50,000 Kg (50 MT) of copper

    Case

    If price goes up by Re. 1 Loss Rs. 50000/-

    If price goes down by Re. 1 Gain Rs. 50000/-

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    Long Hedge - Example contdDate Spot Future

    30th Nov Rs. 280/Kgs Rs. 295/Kgs

    30th Nov Wait till Nov Buy

    With Hedge (You rule out a loss)30th Dec Spot Future Net Result

    Case 1 -Rs. 270/Kgs

    ProfitRs. 10/Kgs

    LossRs. 25/Kgs

    LossRs.15/Kgs

    Case 2 -

    Rs. 305/Kgs

    Loss

    Rs. 25/Kgs

    Profit

    Rs. 10/Kgs

    Loss

    Rs. 15/KgsWithout Hedge

    Case 1 -Rs. 270/Kgs

    ProfitRs. 10/Kgs

    -- ProfitRs. 10/Kgs

    Case 2 -

    Rs. 305/Kgs

    Loss

    Rs. 25/Kgs

    -- Loss

    Rs. 25/Kgs

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    Advantage MK Commodity BrokersTop Quality Research

    Professionally qualified analysts with richindustry experience

    Research on Precious Metals, Base Metals and EnergyDaily outlook report and trading calls on SMS

    Online Trading

    Single Screen customized market watch for MCX /

    NCDEX with BSE / NSEStreaming quotes & intra-day trading calls

    Pro-active Relationship ManagementRelationship management desk

    Educating clients on commodities futures market.

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    Advantage for ClientsRound the clock operations in commoditiestrading

    Indian commodities market, unlike stock market is

    open till 11.30 in the night and MK Commodity BrokersLtd.is all poised to offer round the clock servicesthrough its dedicated team of professionals.

    Better Trading Facility at one place.

    State of Infrastructure

    The strong IT backbone of Mangal Keshav helps us toprovide customized direct services through our back

    office system, nation-wide connectivity and website.

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