hat
Koulye a, nou jwenn yo jwe sa ki si. E si spekulateur nan te resevwa li dwa? Li grennen anpil nan Brezil, ranvwaye sezon rekòt la. Sa a fòse plis ekspòtasyon soya demann nan peyi Etazini an, ak nan US pri moute. Lè sa a, travayè yo pò te ale nan grèv nan peyi Brezil ak bato yo pa t 'ka chaje. kiltivatè brezilyen pa t 'tankou pri ki ba pou yo refize vann pwa soya yo. Tout faktè sa yo fòse pri a nan US soya pwa moute kèk plis. Lè yo rive nan nivo a $ 14.00 pou chak mamit, espyon a deside li te tan yo pran pwofi l 'yo. Opsyon nan ke li te achte pou .40 santim pou chak mamit pou pri a grèv $ 11.00 te kounye a ki vo $ 3.00. Sonje yon kontra se 5000 bushel ki se fwa miltipliye $ 3.00, se konsa espyon a te fè $ 15,000 mwens $ 2,000 orijinal depans la.
eng
Now we get to play what if. What if the speculator got it right? It rained extensively in Brazil, delaying the harvest. This forced more export soy demand to the US, and the US price went up. Then the port workers went on strike in Brazil and the boats could not be loaded. Brazilian farmers did not like the low price so they refused to sell their soy beans. All these factors forced the price of US soy beans up some more. When they reached the level of $14.00 per bushel, the speculator decided it was time to take his profits. The option that he bought for .40 cents per bushel for the $11.00 strike price was now worth $3.00. Remember a contract is 5000 bushels which is multiplied times $3.00, so the speculator made $15,000 minus the $2,000 original cost.