Veles Water Market Insight
Margining of Water Futures Updated.

Please find our latest updated ‘Margining of Water Futures Made Easy’ attached above.

 

We hope this helps making this complex subject easier to understand. 

Water Futures Made Easy

Water futures present a unique, cost-effective means to manage water price risk. One can use futures to hedge against price changes in the water market, which may otherwise have significant financial impact to a water user’s bottom line. This article will lay out the fundamental concepts involved in trading the contracts and lay the groundwork for successful risk hedging.

Water Thoughts 3
Wealth; Seen within a Portfolio of Assets
Water Thoughts
The Complexities of Water Policy
  • A Surge In Interest In Esg Investing; Water May Be Next
  • The Worlds of Academia and Finance in Alignment
  • Do Markets Contribute towards the Achievement of Sustainability Objectives?
  • An Intensification of Water Cycles →Increased Demand for Hedging and for Water Futures
  • Water Shortages
  • Fauna and Flora get Thirsty too
  • Pricing Mechanisms and the Law of the Jungle
  • Water Rights and California Groundwater Supplies
  • The Effect of Water Pricing on Incentives             
  • Water a mere Sideshow to Global Economic Outcomes?   
  • The Economics of Renewable Energy – Parallels with Water
Water Thoughts
The Complexities of Water Policy
  • A Surge In Interest In Esg Investing; Water May Be Next
  • The Worlds of Academia and Finance in Alignment
  • Do Markets Contribute towards the Achievement of Sustainability Objectives?
  • An Intensification of Water Cycles →Increased Demand for Hedging and for Water Futures
  • Water Shortages
  • Fauna and Flora get Thirsty too
  • Pricing Mechanisms and the Law of the Jungle
  • Water Rights and California Groundwater Supplies
  • The Effect of Water Pricing on Incentives             
  • Water a mere Sideshow to Global Economic Outcomes?   
  • The Economics of Renewable Energy – Parallels with Water
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In 2020 the Nasdaq Veles California Water Index (NQH2O) was one of the top performing indexes globally and top performing asset class, finishing up the year at +116%.

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