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Long Synthetic Futures


synthetic futures which consists of buying calls and selling the same amount of puts with the same strike price and expiration date.

Long synthetic futures = (long calls “amt x” + short puts “amt x”) @ strike price, ex-date

This structure effectively replicates the risk profile of buying a stock with almost no cost.

A long synthetic futures is used to replicate the payoff pattern of a long futures position. It is established by buying at-the-money call options and selling an equal number of at-the-money put options on the same underlying futures and for the same expiration month.

It is also called a synthetic long futures.



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