问题如下：
A trader wants to create synthetically a nine-month European put futures option on 1 million times an index. The futures price is USD 2,500, the strike price is USD 2,400, the risk-free rate is 2%, and the volatility of the futures price is 20%. What position should the trader take in futures contracts initially? How does this differ from the position the trader would take if he or she were hedging the same nine-month European put futures option on 1 million times the index?
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解释：
The delta of a long position in a put option on a futures price is e-rT[N(d1 ) - 1]. In this case:
d1== 0.3223
and delta is
[N(0.3223) - 1] = -0.368
The trader should short futures contracts on 368,000 times the index initially to match the delta of the position that is desired. If the trader were hedging 1 million put futures contracts he or she would take a long position in futures contracts on 368,000 times the index.
The delta of a long position in a put option on a futures price is e-rT[N(d1 ) - 1] 无法理解，之前老师的截图，那里是真的stock index的
，而不是针对futures
