A aricho Junior member Messages 31 Likes 0 Jul 18, 2005 #1 Hey, Sorry this might seem like a stupid question. If you hold, say a wool future for long enough, do you get the wool? Thanks for your help.... :cheesy:
Hey, Sorry this might seem like a stupid question. If you hold, say a wool future for long enough, do you get the wool? Thanks for your help.... :cheesy:
SOCRATES Veteren member Messages 4,966 Likes 136 Jul 18, 2005 #2 aricho said: Hey, Sorry this might seem like a stupid question. If you hold, say a wool future for long enough, do you get the wool? Thanks for your help.... :cheesy: Click to expand... Yes.
aricho said: Hey, Sorry this might seem like a stupid question. If you hold, say a wool future for long enough, do you get the wool? Thanks for your help.... :cheesy: Click to expand... Yes.
nine Senior member Messages 2,042 Likes 509 Jul 18, 2005 #4 In double dumped bails. I think you have to pay the freight from the yards though. Also can't guarantee it will be a grade of wool you really want (pray for NZ Merino or something equally nice).
In double dumped bails. I think you have to pay the freight from the yards though. Also can't guarantee it will be a grade of wool you really want (pray for NZ Merino or something equally nice).
A aricho Junior member Messages 31 Likes 0 Jul 18, 2005 #5 haha, i'd prefer Australian!! do they contact you or is it up to you to find it?
O oatman Senior member Messages 2,879 Likes 22 Jul 18, 2005 #6 It will be in a recognised warehouse and they will demand the payment for it. Then it's up to you. If you leave it warehoused then you pay charges.
It will be in a recognised warehouse and they will demand the payment for it. Then it's up to you. If you leave it warehoused then you pay charges.
