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Is it possible to arbitrage if the recent futures price is higher than the forward price?

Futures arbitrage has an arbitrage range, that is, if it exceeds this normal range, arbitrage opportunities will appear. For example, if the difference range found after long-term research is {-100~300}, then if the difference is outside this range, you can make an arbitrage order. For example, if you find that the current difference is -500, then you can expect a profit of 400 points and you can arbitrage. If you find that the current difference is 150, you cannot place an arbitrage order within the normal range.