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NeMO | Yep. They're not for the weak of heart. If you have a situation like 2012 when you get doubled up on and have a severe production loss and a rising market you can get in big trouble. Corn goes from 4.5 to 7 and you're short of bushels, then you're forced to pay the difference or roll the contracts into a large inverse. It can lead to a disaster real quick. Companies do not put those out to make the producer money | |
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