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Futures trading is
permitted in different commodities
depending on the county, which may
include agricultural commodities such as
oilseeds, edible oils, cereals, sugar
etc, Precious metals such as gold,
silver, etc., base metals such as
aluminum, copper etc.
Further, commodities
such as base metals (aluminum, copper
etc) and energy (such as coal, crude
oil, natural gas etc.) play a
significant role in the growth and
development of industry.
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Futures trading are a
form of investment which involves
speculating on the price of a security
going up or down in the future. Unlike
other kinds of investments, such as
stocks and bonds, when trader trade
futures, trader do not actually buy
anything or own anything. Traders are
speculating on the future direction of
the price in the security. This is like
a bet on future price direction. The
terms "buy" and "sell" merely indicate
the direction he/she expect future
prices will take.
If, for instance,
trader is speculating on the CBOT,
COMMEX Index, he/she would buy a futures
contract if he/she thought the price
would be going up in the future. He/She
would sell a futures contract if he/she
thought the price would go down. For
every trade, there is always a buyer and
a seller. Neither person has to own
anything to participate. He must only
deposit sufficient capital with a
brokerage firm to insure that he will be
able to pay the losses if his trades
lose money.
- Alerts
- Price Limit
Alerts
- Scheduled
Alerts
- Pull-Push
- Commodity
Quotes
- Tips
- Commodity News
- Indices
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Case Studies |
Leading commodity service
provider from Mumbai, India
implemented PUSH - PULL SMS
based commodity services.
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Leading Cooperative Bank Nagpur,
India implemented SMS banking
and tele-banking technology to
provide variety of banking
services 24X7.
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