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I concluded the Futures series last week, but I quickly discovered that there were still many questions regarding commodity futures. So I decided to throw up this ‘epiloge’ video answering the range of questions I received throughout the weekend.
In todays video, I have some concluding remarks regarding this series and the Futures Markets …
NOTE: This is not an investment or trading recommendation. The losses in trading can be very real, and depending on the investment vehicle, can exceed your initial investment. I am not a licensed trading or investment adviser, or financial planner. But I do have 12 years of experience in trading and investing in these markets. The Challenge accounts are run for the education of other traders who should make their own decisions based off their own research.
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John Scardino is with littleton metro brokers of littleton south metro office John loves that the Franchise offers true independence and freedom from fees Distributed by Tubemogul.
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iraepsteinfutures Ira Epstein and Company Futures Trading, Online Trading, Technical Analysis, Metals Review, Sales: 800-284-3010
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iraepsteinfutures Ira Epstein and Company Futures Trading, Jake Bernstein, Online Trading, Technical Analysis, Stock Indexes Review, Sales: 800-284-3010
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Brokers need to take account for all the money that they're responsible for losing in their client's portfolios. Capital preservation is key, right? Brokers worth their weight should at least go to CASH over being long in a bear market.
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5)If someone wants to be a broker, he/she always wants to cover all divisions of market like COMMODITY, FUTURES AND OPTIONS, MUTUAL FUNDS INTRADAY TRADING etc., In order to get /provide all the facilities to his/her customers/clients, what additional eligibilities and qualifications required. Are there some distinct and various different exams beyond NCFM n BCFM to achieve the same? If yes, what are they?
6)I heard that in order to increase LIMIT of a broker/sub-broker, he has to deposit some more .What is a limit (funds) of a broker, how is it defined
7)Why there is abrupt rise and fall in SENSEX and NIFTY between 9:55 to 10:00 AM when market opens? I see often that the fluctuation in Stock market in the morning when it opens is very high. Moreover I also tracks that every day the market opening level is far much distant from previous day close level. e.g.: Market (SENSEX) get closed at 15300 on 1st January and when it opens on 2nd Jan it shows a level of 15500 or 14850 at 9:00 AM
5) if you are a sub-broker whatever your broker give facilities that alone you can provide.
6) limit is principally decided by exchange – brokers has to meet the schedule and accordingly sub-brokers has to maintain the limit – it differs according the market trend – viz. bull and bear market. During bull phase the limit is normally less whereas during bear market the limit is higher. there is no thumb rule on this.
7) at the opening time/closing hours – mainly brokers/HNI take position or square the deals. – hence this variation. if you have technical analysis – you can encash their weakness.- normally it is not predictable.
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