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Keep well informed with a good futures trading newsletter

Article by Rick Martin

Futures’ trading has grown dramatically in the last decade because of the globalization process which has made possible the free exchange of commodities as coffee beans, bananas or fresh orange juice. The trading of such universal goods based on different types of commodities has become an important aspect on the economic stage. In 1848, more than 82 traders decided to found the Chicago Board of Trade (known nowadays as CBOT). Before the official establishment of CBOT, there was no real commodities market on which merchants could trade their goods and absolutely no generally agreed upon weighing unit for commodities. Other big changes occurred after that like the birth of the commodities trading newsletter or of the modern futures trading newsletter that help the game on today’s stock exchange market.

After a short period from the founding of the CBOT, the so-named “to arrive” deals came into practice. These agreements permitted traders or other people involved in commerce to obtain the “forward” buying and sales. So, a perpetual commodities market was formed for peasants’ grain where storage warehouses were filled or depleted. Of course some market speculators forced the trade to remain liquid by purchasing grains when supplies surpassed demand with the hope of making a small profit in case the prices went up. These speculators were known as well for the selling of grains, the most traded commodities, at that moment when any buyer was in need for a firm price, thinking to get them back later if prices went down. These primitive forward deals or contracts evolved eventually into the futures agreements traded today.

First of all, commodities are usually thought of as articles of trade and mass commerce, being products quite distinguished from the normal services. They offer the trader something of use – advantages – and have an obtainable lucrative value. In the stock exchange basic language commodities refer to any unprocessed or partially processed merchandise as corn, fresh fruits or green vegetables. Sometimes they can refer to precious or rare metals. In the common vocabulary, the term “commodities” has the meaning of any quantity of goods that may or may not produce profit or benefit.

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Posted by admin - February 20, 2012 at 7:00 am

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Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi-UFJ: Yen Rate will Keep Rising

Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi-UFJ: Yen Rate will Keep Rising
Forex news, rate of Japanese yen. Analytics call trade balance figures to be the reason for the last drop of yen rate, as the issued data has demonstrated deficit for the first time since 1980. Investors have lately used yen as safe currency.
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Forex Daily Outlook January 26 2012
World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meetings – Day 2, this time is held in Davos for Bankers, Political, trade & finance Ministers and Commercial leaders from around 90 countries. Can influent market volatility. In the US, Unemployment Claims,
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EUR/USD: Trading the Advance U.S. GDP Report
In turn, we may see currency traders become increasingly bearish against the USD, and the euro-dollar may continue to retrace the decline from the end of 2011 as currency traders anticipate to see the Fed expand its balance sheet further in 2012.
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Forex Flash: Risks USD/Asia pairs become more two-way in the period ahead
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Posted by admin - January 29, 2012 at 6:00 am

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Do people like to keep their favorite day or swing trading stocks a secret?

Question by FUHummer: Do people like to keep their favorite day or swing trading stocks a secret?
There always seem to be a certain percentage of people here asking for advice on which stocks are “good” stocks to invest in. My question is: if people, particularly short term investors like day and swing traders, have “favorite” stocks that they like to play around with because they get good returns from them on a fairly consistent basis….are those people hesitant to tell other people about these stocks? Do they have a desire to keep them secret?

If so, is this based more upon superstition than anything else, or is there a good financial reason not to have a lot of other people know about, or get involved with these same stocks? Are they afraid, for example, that if more people, like novice investors, for example, who just like to hold onto stocks for long periods of time get involved with their favorite stocks, that the trading volume of the stock would be adversely affected so that the stock wouldn’t have as much up and down movement on a daily basis for example, thus making it less desirable for day or swing trading???

In other words, is there a fear that if the general multitude finds out about your favorite stock that you regularly trade and they decide to buy into it, that they could mess it up somehow, and if so, how would that happen?

Best answer:

Answer by Brian
I am just starting to trade myself so there’s only so much I can answer here. It does seem that very successful traders are reluctant to share their so called secrets. However, it has to do with pride and ego and not being afraid novices like you will “ruin the party”.

If anything, the more people who invest, the more profit for these traders there is to make. More investors will only mean more liquidity which makes it easier to enter and exit trades, thus facilitating their trading.

Think of it like this: if you were an expert poker player and a bunch of novice poker players joined the game and put their money in the pot, wouldn’t you want more rather than less of them there considering it’ll mean you’ll get to take more people’s money?

There really is no such thing as it being bad for there to be a ton of people invested in a stock. It only means more profits for those who know what they’re doing.

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Posted by admin - January 29, 2012 at 2:00 am

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Need a tool , a chart, or a calendar to keep track of commodity market?

Question by : Need a tool , a chart, or a calendar to keep track of commodity market?
Hello, I would like something that can help keep me updated of changes in commodities trading practice and the trends. Also maybe I need hourly charts included. I tried to seek in futures trading sites but failed.

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Answer by Chocolate N
Maybe you need a timetable or daily worksheet. i found a commodity calendar. Maybe it helps http://www.commoditycalendar.com

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Posted by admin - January 12, 2012 at 12:00 am

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