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Learn How to Trade Commodity Futures
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http://www.pfgwest.com/media/Futures_spreads.pdf
Guys, Please take a look at the above website ( PAGE 2) .You will see the spread chart for 2 leg Future spreads.
Does anyone knows tool for getting that Kind of spread chart when you form spread for futures( commodities, Financial Futures).?
I appreciate your help .
Thanks a lot.
pls clik on-
http://www.ncdex.com
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1. A two bedroom flat cost Rs.100000000000 crores
2. Gold price Rs.100000000000 per gram
3. All essential commodities
like rice, wheat etc.for 1 kg = Rs. 1000000000
4. Labour charges/ services 1 hour job = Rs.1000000000
NOTE: It is just an example of the prices shooting up of all items. How will the peoiple pay the money during the future?
It is not only in India it will be everywhere,since,it is still a developing Nation it seems like that.First you should not have invited the foreighners in India to start Companies,and you should have avoided brain drain,thirdly you should have compromised with what you had.Everywhere some how or other ,either by knowingly or unknowinghly involved everywhere and now you are shouting about price rise.Tomorrow you have no place for walk,everthing have become the foreighn soil,in another ten yrs, there is no place for burial.It si the situation.I can also only shout like you.
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Business, Trading, Investing, Commodity, Futures
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I felt very sad and angry by looking at the current market where the heartless politicians and financial speculators have teams up to speculate in future options for commodities, oils, currencies, …
They have using the terms like "free trade", "market force", "shortage", … to legalise their speculations activities to be able to speculate in these markets.
They also have controlled in the medias and "professional bodies" to lies to common people what they are doing are not speculations.
These speculators are making billions of profit from their activities while the common people especially the poors were killed without bleeding.
With the authorities to speculates freely in all markets, these speculator can be classified as licensed killers.
What should we do to protect our human rights?
The only thing I can think of is by protesting
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I’m an electronic/pit commodity futures trader with volume being 90/10, respectively. I trade a mix of technical and fundamental, with reasons for trades being based on fundamental and backed up with technical.
I’ve been looking at software, and am almost scared to try anything other than Tradestation 8. Is there anything out there that is better at utilizing market data and testing strategies?
I don’t expect to trade through Tradestation, instead I usually trade on the ladders through CQG. I use CQG trader basically because most people do, and it seems to be the quickest. I’ve also been told about Cunningham Trading Systems, but their website doesn’t give me much info about how their product…
So, can anyone give me a good idea of what software is the most nimble, understandable, worth it, and smart with new meaningful extras that put it in a class by itself?
Is tradestation really the best? There’s so much software out there, and tradestation seems to overshadow everyone else with marketing.
Professionals only please.
Reminder: I will be trading primarily commodity futures. I'm in love with think or swim's design, but not 'how technical their charts go', and ability to personalize. Don't get me wrong, if I was trading equity options, I would likely be all over it. Espeicially the CNBC tab, how cool? I called think or swim, and they don't even cover two of the obscure domestic markets I specialize in. They're really not up on their futures game.
I buy/short stocks and do a little bit of option trading. Their is a Barron’s article that claim the tradestation is #1. But you gotta take it with a grain of salt.
I have looked at Interactive brokers, tradestation and thinkorswim and read quite a few blogs.
I ended up going with thinkorswim because the platform seems a lot easier for me to use. My eyes kinda glazed over when I demoed the tradestation. People answer the phone right away with TOS and I have not had it go platform down on me.
TOS has someone else do their own clearing.
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