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eastern Nebraska | Probably won't hit up on your statements overnight. You can check the CME site under deliveries later this evening to see if there were deliveries, and through what date they were delivered -- and check that vs. the date of your long. So you can know tonight if you want. If so, you'll be first on the list of phone calls to be made by the FCM in the morning. :) It is usually not a big deal unless there is very little liquidity. You just sell the futures and instruct the FCM to deliver. If I recall, it is usually a $200-400/contract fee to deliver/retender. That more than covers the interest incurred by the FCM on your behalf. | |
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Panic has subsided, sorry for overposting
