The phrase "a basket of future" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a metaphorical idea about potential or possibilities, but it lacks clarity and common usage.
Example: "In her speech, she described the project as a basket of future opportunities waiting to be explored."
Alternatives: "a collection of possibilities" or "a trove of potential".
His bet is founded on two principles: one being that VXX and UVXY, because they track a basket of VIX futures, not the index itself, will decline in value over time as the contracts expire.
I prefer to use the PIMCO Commodities Real Return fund which invests in a basket of commodities futures and also TIPS bonds.
Instead she recommends the PIMCO Commodities Real Return fund, which invests in a basket of commodities futures and also Treasury Inflation Protected Securities bonds, which also act as inflation hedges.
The Reuters-Jefferies CRB index, a basket of 19 commodity futures, dropped to a four-month low.
One group includes more than a dozen so-called derivative stock instruments called stock index options, which give an investor the right to purchase the current cash value of a basket of stocks in the future, and stock index futures, which are obligations to buy the cash value of the underlying stocks at a future date.
If rising prices at home are what's worrying you, it's also possible to hedge against them with inflation-indexed bonds or a basket of bonds and currency futures.
Instead, it is being driven by a fear of being left behind and a belief that exchanges, parochial for too long, need to catch up with the rest of the globalising financial industry.Mr Thain thinks the future belongs to a handful of exchanges offering a basket of products—equities, bonds, exchange-traded funds, futures, options and more across several time zones.
Until now, the futures exchanges have been able to trade futures on only a basket of stocks, say the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
These would be futures contracts on a basket of foreign stocks, which are cheaper to trade than the stocks themselves.
Angered at the dollar's plummeting value, OPEC oil ministers, meeting in Riyadh, demand future energy payments in a "basket" of yen, yuan, and euros.
