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<blockquote data-quote="Hampton" data-source="post: 5961676" data-attributes="member: 6937"><p>Interesting.</p><p>I haven’t been on the website yet, but met Richard at the NFU conference last year and that was how he relayed it to me. If it changes then fair enough.</p><p>I don’t really understand your post above (which is probably why I don’t do options. I understand some of it, but if you set your level at current ex farm nov price (eg £153/t) and the insurance costs you £3 then surely the market has to only move down £1 and the premium has only cost you £2/t? Or that was the way I understood it? Why does it need to move £17?</p><p></p><p></p><p>Edit: sorry, I see you are talking about the index. Does this really matter to farmers, as long as the insurance part works?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hampton, post: 5961676, member: 6937"] Interesting. I haven’t been on the website yet, but met Richard at the NFU conference last year and that was how he relayed it to me. If it changes then fair enough. I don’t really understand your post above (which is probably why I don’t do options. I understand some of it, but if you set your level at current ex farm nov price (eg £153/t) and the insurance costs you £3 then surely the market has to only move down £1 and the premium has only cost you £2/t? Or that was the way I understood it? Why does it need to move £17? Edit: sorry, I see you are talking about the index. Does this really matter to farmers, as long as the insurance part works? [/QUOTE]
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