Some excellent information about commodity markets is provided in this short video.
We speak to Mr. Sethuraman about the transient state at which the market is right now and how maximise profits from such a condition, while we also take a look at the latest from stock markets around the world, and answer the questions of caller-ins. www.istream.com Video Rating: 0 / 5
Question posed by aaron: where can you get good commodities trading advice?
besides getting a bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics, where can you find a reputable broker for futures and options?
Top answer:
Answer by DJTT From a good broker. Generally they don’t charge either.
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I came across this video about commodities trading the other day and thought that you might find it interesting.
Commodity trading typically works in the form of futures, with investors agreeing to purchase a specified amount of a commodity at a specific price. Discover how risky commodities trading can be, and how outside factors make a huge impact, with information from a financial consultant in this free video on investments. Expert: John Pinelli Bio: John Pinelli is a financial service broker for Northwestern Mutual Insurance. Filmmaker: Bing Hu
I am Shuhan newly appointed Export Officer of a handicraft trading company in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Our main commodity is handicraft.My duty is to search buyers from America or European markets & procure order.Actually I have no previous experience. I have got this job only for my better command on English both written & spoken. My provisionary period is only 3 months. Please Show me a easy way to search buyers. For your information, this company has given me a computer with internet connection. Please advice.
Having invested in stocks for quite sometime, I am thinking to get into the commodity trading world. As a beginner in futures and options on futures, I would like to seek advice on the names of brokerage firms for such investment. I wonder what are the most popular online commodity brokerage firms (like TDAmeritrade for stocks) for setting up “self-directed” accounts with reasonable commissions, fees and requirements for opening accounts. Many thanks.
I would like to become an investor, and am looking for something simple to get into. I have been told that commodities are one of the easiest methods to begin, yet I know no one doing so. Any advice, help, tips, or detours to something a little more simple will do for me as I plan to follow some through the next year and begin investing around the end of next year or the beginning of 2009
