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Commodity Trading Research
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Commodity trading research can be sourced from the web by active traders
and investors who are looking for additional information to support
investment and trading decisions. With the global uncertainty due
to weather anomalies and terrorism creating threats to supply and
infrastructure, active traders looking for insight into trends and
developments in the agricultural and commodity sector can draw from
a range of internet resources. This article looks at some of the options.
Broker Sponsored Research
Brokers often commission analyst reports and provide commodity
futures research for clients and individuals who are active in the
commodities markets. Many of the larger brokerages have the available
resources to initiate coverage of the commodities sector. You will
find up to date articles, market commentary from leading analysts,
fundamental reports on commodity markets, USDA reports, quotes and
other timely information for commodity and futures traders. Futures
Buzz (www.futuresbuzz.com) is an example of a site that provides
commodity trading research.
Exchange Research
The commodities exchanges such as Nymex (www.nymex.com) and the
Chicago Board of Trade (www.cbot.com) have educational and resource
sections that provide additional information on the contract specifications
and articles that pertains to current market developments. You can
also download data and peruse the resources section for further
information for recommended sites that are related to commodity
market research.
Previous History
More research center is a subscription service that is used by
futures traders for historical spread trading information, seasonal
patterns and reports on metals, dairy, energy, grains, oil, pork
bellies, live cattle, lumber and Soybeans. You can also use it for
inter market correlations and scheduled reports that pertain to
the commodity markets. There is also additional information on monthly
outlooks, seasonal patterns and volatility charts. A range of articles
is also provided.
Specialized Research
You can also use specialized commodity trading research services
such as (http://www.linngroup.com) which provides pertinent news
releases, featured research, special reports and wires. You can
take a free trial from the site. The commodity library (http://commodities.thefinancials.com)
provides newsletters on previous metals, grains, livestock, softs,
market data and research reports.
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