A Commodity Trading World

Is the Dow Going To Crash like 1929?

admin — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:58:59 +0000

In today’s short video Adam examine the crash of 1929 and the similarities to today’s Dow.

This video is not meant to scare anyone, but to educate investors and traders of the possibilities that may exist in today’s market.

We could be, repeat, could be very close to a tipping point similar to that of 1930 when the Dow had ended a 50% correction to the upside. I invite you to watch Adam’s latest video and see what makes sense to you.

This video is free to watch and there are no registration requirements.

Here is the link:

http://bit.ly/ar9Cuw

Sincerely,

Guy Edrington

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“economical” Foreign exchange education intended for the new investor?

admin — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 12:32:59 +0000

Are you a definite “novice” when it comes to Forex?

Are you a tiny bit overwhelmed because of all the tips out there

which promises to get heaps of cash in your own pockets overnight?

Do people get a sneaking suspicion that certain Foreign exchange brokers are usually

lying through their teeth and basically out to “screw” you so they

will be able to add an additional Mercedes or BMW to their expensive car collection?

Do you really feel unable to generate any progress towards your current aspiration of

quitting your work for the reason that absolutely no matter how bad you need it, you

simply won’t be able to afford to pay for $2,000 or more for Fx guidance?

Halt!

I appreciate just how you really feel, and that is the reason I’m delighted I found

this very good, simple, and “no B.S.” video tutorial presentation –

–> It leads you to a Ton of “dirt cheap” Foreign exchange training that

will give a new trader the upper hand when dealing with brokers… & a

big advantage over many the other discouraged & clueless “newbies” out

there.

So, sit back, relax, & see if you relate to this “Forex tale”
here:

http://bit.ly/c2kr5X

(Make certain you watch the whole thing, because I believe you will be

“floored” by what is exposed at the end.)

Good Trading,

Guy Edrington

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David Allen – AVM, LP outlines growth in commodities algo trading

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 12:52:39 +0000

With the established algorithmic trading community increasingly looking to other asset classes for alpha opportunities, and now traditional commodity market participants embracing systematic and algorithmic trading, commodity markets have seen significant growth in non-human participation over recent months. David Allen, Manager Commodities Sales & Trading outlines the trends he sees in the commodity trading arena to Automated Trader’s David Clayden at Progress Apama’s “Trading in a Perfect Storm” seminar in New York.

Duration : 0:4:5

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I read that the oil traders on wall street make huge bonuses.. what exactly is oil and commodity trading?

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:52:44 +0000

how does it all work? i am a college student looking into investment banking, and just acquiring more information. what does it mean to trade oil? is someone buying a barrell and betting on a change in price?

Those were the traders in the exchanges, literally, in the pits. There are contracts on all kinds of things, even rights for factories to pollute. These things are commoditized–uniform standards set, like so many board feet of certain kinds of timbers, etc. In the exchanges, there are representatives of the companies that own "seats" on the exchange. Usually, they are filling orders from brokerage houses. At any given moment there could be, say, ten people call in (or do so online) to say Buy 20 September. Usually, if there were also several who said in the same approximate time Sell 5 September, so the broker will often simply make the swap, so the pit trader is then told Buy 15 September contracts. He or she, in the midst of the fray will try to get a better price than current on the board above them. In the pit are also those from other brokerages doing the same, but there are also traders. These people will take it off your hands–for a price. But then they don’t have the reasons to have bought or sold that the previous contract owners had, whatever reasons or even lack of reason, that brings them to either want to acquire or get rid of those commodity contracts. So the trader will then look for a place to pass that hot potato–for a price.

So, in the market are people who simply fill orders and people who make money in the process. If your brokerage’s trader got the order to buy oil at 64 but the trader actually got it at 63.75, you may be charged 64, as you asked, but the trader made money in doing it. If it is your brokerage that executed the trade you may realize the difference, but if your brokerage was busy or farmed it out, hey an order for 64 is an order for 64, done!

There are people in the pits with doctorates in economics. There are people in the pits with degrees in philosophy and music. But the people in the pits are all superbly good at fast haggling with their hands (because of the noise they may yell what they want, but their hand signals rule).

How does commodity/futures trading with orange juice work?

admin — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:57:06 +0000

I am confused on the trading of orange juice, or frozen orange juice. I know speculators are there to just trade with no intention with taking delivery. However are large orange juice companies/manufacturers purchasing orange juice? I ask because i may work on a paper that revolves around the the commodity market bringing foods such as oj to areas like where i live (durango,co) year round. Where we have no citrus trees at all, but we constantly have shelves stocked with oj. So is the commodity market responsible for making this juice available year round?

If you have some free time, I recommend watching Wall Street Warriors (Its on Hulu.com). There’s one individual in the show that trades on the orange juice floor in NYC.

To answer your question, yes. Representatives of large companies buy a spot on the floor and look to buy up tranches of orange juice at the lowest price. Let’s say Hurricane Bobby is approaching the coast of Florida – a company will want to lock in orange juice now while prices are lower and before supply is cut.

I’m not really sure if any of this helps. I’ll see if I can find some other resources for you.

Pit, Classic

admin — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 07:27:04 +0000

by Winning Moves Standard edition. A favorite since 1904. The “corner the market” card game. Shout your deal and trade your cards to “corner” the market. Be the first to get all the cards of one commodity. 3 to 8 players Learning time 3 minutes. Time to play approx.. 30 minutes Ages 7 and up more family or group games other games

Commodity and Currency Trading Websites?

admin — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:27:06 +0000

Hi,

What are the good Commodity and Currency Trading Websites? I would like to start trading. I am a low volume trader probably 1-5 trades a month.

Which sites have good rates?

This is a tough question as you could go with a traditional low cost broker, but if you want to catch quick moves a broker with a DOM (Direct Order Module) may be the way to go as the order placement is quicker and the margins for the trades are lower, not to mention the commissions are less as these brokers are in the businesses daily.

Try www.infinityfutures.com or www.mirusfutures.com for good service, execution and low commissions.

Equal Exchange Organic Mind, Body and Soul Coffee — 6 Bags / 12 oz Each

admin — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 07:28:54 +0000

100% Fair Trade. Organic. Delicious. Smooth, Full, Mild Acid, Gourmet Arabica Beans. Organic. Awaken your consciousness. Smooth blend, mild acidity & hints of dark chocolate. From small farmer co-ops in Latin America. A product of Equal Exchange. Certified organic by Oregon Tilth. Our Commitment: To pay a fair price to the farmer; To trade directly with democratic cooperatives; To offer pre-harvested credit to aid farmers throughout their growing season; To develop long-term trade partnerships; To support sustainable and shade grown farming practices. We are committed to these principles on 100% of our coffees, teas, cocoas & chocolate. Farmer as Equals: Equal Exchanges is much more to us than just a buyer of our coffee. We see you as a partner who treats farmers as equals. You share our commitment to growers and to the land, and are helping us create a better future. Our Quality: Equal Exchange, a worker-owned Fair Trade organization, has been offering gourmet sustainably grown coffees since 1986. Because of our close relationships with farmers, we get their best beans. We then roast our coffees in small batches to bring out their best characteristics. But our commitment to quality extends beyond the beans to include the quality of life of the farmers with whom we work. We hope you will enjoy this coffee brought to you pride by Equal Exchange and our small farmer partners in Latin America, Africa and Asia. Fair Trade at Work: Much of the world’s coffee is grown by small farmers, purchased at negligible prices by middlemen, and then brought and sold on a commodities market thousands of miles away. Equal Exchange provides an alternative by working directly with small farmer cooperatives, helping to build pride, independence and community empowerment. With the added income and stability provided by this relationship, farmers can make improvements in their own lives. Women’s leadership development in Guatemala, eco-tourism projects in Nicaragua, savings and loan

does a person really sell/buy gold,aluminium,copper in case of commodity trading ? tell me in detail…?

admin — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 17:16:09 +0000

i dont know about commodity trading,hav jst heard bout it,so tel me in detail what is it ?

You can sell your gold at http://www.mycashforgold.info
It is a reputable company, and member of the BBB. I sold mine there, I got a lot of money for it. Good Luck!

Stock Trading News: Commodities Focus Market Review 2009-10-14

admin — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:51:04 +0000

Welcome to the Wednesday October 14, 2009 edition of the Commodities Focus Market Review on Wizetrade TV. Jeff Hollin hosts this special segment to start your trading day. He utilizes the Wizetrade Commodities trading software to take a quick look at the futures and commodities markets. The Grains, Financials, Metals, Indices, Energy, Softs, and Meat markets are all discussed using the Wizetrade Commodities charts.
Watch Future Focus where we use the Wizetrade Commodities software to get you ready for your trading day Monday through Friday only on Wizetrade TV!

Duration : 0:5:46

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