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Also, how much is the commission per trade? which is the best books out there for a newbie in Forex? I am an experienced technical trader in equities ( just to let you know on my background).
about 11 months ago - 1 comment
I have been trading commodity contracts for about a year and have done good for myself. However, I have been considering trading forex as well. I know that interest rates affect the forex markets depeding on the pairs traded. Additionally, I know that interest rates affect weather you receive/payout on certain pairs, however, im not More >
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Is it a Finance major? Or an MBA with a focus on Finance? Or something else?
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The required returns on all stocks are the same, and the required returns on stocks are higher than the required returns on bonds. The required returns on stocks equal the required returns on bonds. A trading strategy in which you buy stocks that have recently fallen in price is likely to provide you with a More >
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1. Investors purchase corporate bonds for: a. interest income. b. possible increases in value. c. repayment of the face value at maturity. d. All of the above are correct. 2. Which one of the following statements is true? a. A bond sold for less than its face value is said to be sold at a More >
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Additionally, what do you think of the Dodgers getting Jason Schmidt, giving away B(r)ad Penny, the entire Zito madness? Will Barry Bonds be playing on the southside of Chicago next season? Ain’t Baseball just the very best Game ever??
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1. An asset whose value is derived from the value of some other underlying real or financial asset best escribes a(n) Financial instrument. Property, plant, and equipment. Derivative security. Current assets. 2. Which of the following best characterizes globalization? Increases competition and global economic efficiency, thereby having the potential to increase the standard of living More >
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about 1 year ago
When you ask about Commodity exchages I have to assume two things either you know more about other type of exchanges or you don’t know much about any exchanges. I shall assume the latter so that many lines of answer can be avoided.
An exchange is a place where the buyers and sellers of a financial product, commodity, precious metal, bonds etc; come together to bargain on a best price on which they can execute either a sale or a buy.
In commodity exchanges this is what happens buyers and sellers of either corn, soya, hog, maize all USA and in India rubber, cardamom, pepper, groundnut, dal etc; come together to make the buy or sale on bargained prices.
In each of the above there is a specified quantity for each like a bushel of wheat or 100 hog heads making one sale.
In India it is the Mercantile exchange or MCX where the commodities are traded. They trade in what is called derivative futures. So here a buyer or sell can make a buy or sell on a future date on a predetermined price.
So if I am a cardamom planter and has a cropping in three moths time and if I feel the price is going to go down, then I can sell cardamom future now three months ahead. The buyer of the future bets against it. In actuality if the price go down he will loose on the holding of the cardamom in his hand but he gains by selling futures earlier and thus hedge protects him from price movements.
One can also speculate here by doing the buy and sale of futures without actual commodity in hand to deliver.