Journal of Futures Markets
1981 - 2025
Current editor(s): Robert I. Webb
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Volume 5, issue 4, 1985
- Hedging against Price Index Inflation with Futures Contracts pp. 489-504

- Anthony F. Herbst
- Reexamination of Normal Backwardation Hypothesis in Futures Markets pp. 505-515

- Hun Y. Park
- The Timing Performance of Small Traders pp. 517-527

- Eric C. Chang and Richard A. Stevenson
- Futures or Cash: Which Market Leads Live Beef Cattle Prices? pp. 529-538

- Charles M. Oellermann and Paul L. Farris
- Pricing Options on Agricultural Futures: Departures from Traditional Theory pp. 539-577

- Robert J. Hauser and David Neff
- Spreading between the Gold and Silver Markets: Is There a Parity? pp. 579-594

- Christopher K. Ma
- Optimal Futures Hedging in the Presence of Asymmetric Information pp. 595-605

- Nabil T. Khoury and Jean‐Marc Martel
- An Efficiency Analysis of the T‐Bond Futures Market pp. 607-620

- Robert C. Klemkosky and Dennis J. Lasser
- A Note: Hedging Market Risk for Capital Investment Projects pp. 621-624

- Richard J. Dowen
- The Foreign Currency Futures Market: Some Reflections on Competitiveness and Growth pp. 625-631

- Norman S. Fieleke
- Futures Trading and the Price Volatility of GNMA Certificates—Further Evidence pp. 633-641

- Eugene J. Moriarty and Paula A. Tosini
- Legal Notes pp. 643-644

- Ronald J. Horowitz
- Futures Bibliography pp. 645-649

- Robert T. Daigler
Volume 5, issue 3, 1985
- Combining price forecasting with hedging of hogs: An evaluation using alternative measures of risk pp. 297-309

- Matthew Holt and Jon A. Brandt
- Wood products futures markets and the reservation price of timber pp. 311-316

- Peter Berck and Thomas Bible
- Variable‐rate loan commitments, deposit withdrawal risk, and anticipatory hedging pp. 317-330

- G. D. Koppenhaver
- Some determinants of the volatility of futures prices pp. 331-348

- Ronald W. Anderson
- Are foreign currency options overvalued? The early experience of the Philadelphia stock exchange pp. 349-359

- Laurie S. Goodman, Susan Ross and Frederick Schmidt
- An empirical analysis of the delivery option, marking to market, and the pricing of treasury bond futures pp. 361-374

- Simon Benninga and Michael Smirlock
- The currency futures market and interbank foreign exchange trading pp. 375-384

- Eric Clifton
- A semi‐strong form test of the efficiency of the treasury bond futures market pp. 385-405

- Don M. Chance
- An empirical analysis of arbitrage opportunities in the treasury bill futures market pp. 407-424

- Shantaram P. Hegde and Ben Branch
- Testing futures market efficiency—A restatement pp. 425-432

- Edwin Maberly
- Dependency and efficiency in the London terminal markets pp. 433-446

- Peter J. W. N. Bird
- A comment on Figlewski's “hedging with stock index futures: Theory and application in a new market” pp. 447-449

- Ira Kawaller
- Comment on Feuerstein's “trading bond spreads in the delivery month” pp. 451-452

- Stan Jonas
- Legal notes pp. 453-454

- Ronald J. Horowitz
- Futures bibliography pp. 455-460

- Robert T. Daigler
- Public futures funds pp. 463-485

- Scott Irwin and B Brorsen
Volume 5, issue 2, 1985
- Public futures funds pp. 149-171

- Scott Irwin and B Brorsen
- An empirical test of a duration‐based hedge: The case of corporate bonds pp. 173-182

- William J. Landes, John D. Stoffels and James A. Seifert
- Hedging with stock index futures: Theory and application in a new market pp. 183-199

- Stephen Figlewski
- Use of three stock index futures in hedging decisions pp. 201-222

- Joan C. Junkus and Cheng F. Lee
- Estimating stock index futures volatility through the prices of their options pp. 223-237

- Hun Y. Park and R. Stephen Sears
- Effects of the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 on futures market volume pp. 239-246

- Kandice H. Kahl
- Pricing options on agricultural futures: An application of the constant elasticity of variance option pricing model pp. 247-258

- Jin W. Choi and Francis A. Longstaff
- An examination of the distribution of futures price changes pp. 259-272

- Billy P. Helms and Terrence F. Martell
- Interest rate volatility, trading volume, and the hedging performance of T‐bond and GNMA futures—A note pp. 273-286

- Shantaram P. Hegde and Kenneth P. Nunn
- Legal notes pp. 287-288

- Ronald J. Horowitz
- Futures bibliography pp. 289-295

- Robert T. Daigler
Volume 5, issue 1, 1985
- Efficiency and efficient trading rules for food and feed grains in the world commodity markets: The Israeli experience pp. 1-10

- David Bigman and David Goldfarb
- The systematic downward bias in live cattle futures: A further evaluation pp. 11-20

- Darwin M. Pluhar, Carl E. Shafer and Thomas Sporleder
- Simple and multiple cross‐hedging of millfeeds pp. 21-28

- Stephen E. Miller
- The degree of price resolution: The case of the gold market pp. 29-43

- Clifford A. Ball, Walter N. Torous and Adrian Tschoegl
- A measure of hedging's performance pp. 45-55

- Ray D. Nelson and Robert A. Collins
- Efficiency of commodity futures: A vector autoregression analysis pp. 57-76

- Giorgio Canarella and Stephen K. Pollard
- Differences between futures and forward prices: A further investigation of the marking‐to‐market effects pp. 77-88

- Hun Y. Park and Andrew H. Chen
- Taxes and the pricing of stock index futures: Empirical results pp. 89-101

- Bradford Cornell
- The economics of performance margins in futures markets pp. 103-112

- Kandice H. Kahl, Roger D. Rutz and Jeanne C. Sinquefield
- Memory in commodity futures contracts: A comment pp. 113-114

- Nikolaos Milonas, Peter E. Koveos and G. Geoffrey Booth
- Conversion factor risk in treasury bond futures: Comment pp. 115-119

- Robert Jones
- On commodity market risk premiums: Additional evidence pp. 121-125

- Jennefer Baxter, Thomas E. Conine and Maurry Tamarkin
- Legal notes pp. 127-129

- Ronald J. Horowitz
- Futures bibliography pp. 131-143

- Robert T. Daigler