Futures.Derivatives.

Futures - A way of trading financial instruments, currencies or commodities for a specific price on a specific date in the future. Unlike options, futures give the obligation (not the option) to buy or sell instruments at a later date. They can be used to both protect and to speculate against the future value of the underlying product.

Headache?... I have terrible headache. haha.

Derivatives - Trades that are constructed or derived from another security (stock, bond, currency, or commodity). Derivatives can be both exchange and non-exchange traded (known as Over the Counter or OTC). Examples of derivative instruments include Options, Interest Rate Swaps, Forward Rate Agreements, Caps, Floors and Swap options.

I shouldn't be here in uni on a saturday. It's supposed to be a rest day. In my rush to catch the bus, I forgot to bring my pen drive (USB not UBS..hahaha). Now, all my information I saved is still in my Z: drive which I need to come back to uni to save it into my pendrive. That Nick Leeson case study prove to be quite a tough one. I see my questions, and my mind went blank. And dun call me to go to sleep. hahaha. I'll faint again when I read back the questions. haha. So cold the lab. Suprisingly so many people in the lab, on a Saturday. haha.