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omprakash visvanathan
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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At first glance, this should be an easy one as equities are alwas the 'riskier assets'. But the high levels of leverage and proprietary trading in commodities does increase the risk somewhat.
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Babu Kandasamy
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| 3 years ago
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Commodities are equally if not more susceptible to rampant speculation than equities. We had an oil bubble which is not yet fully deflated, the same for gas, many minerals, gold, even houses are a commodity and we have seen them driven to...
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Use forex as a hedge
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Forecast
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omprakash visvanathan
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"Use forex as a hedge"
| 2 years ago
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Since commodities like crude oil etc have an inverse correlation with the dollar, one way to hedge would be to buy currencies. You don't have to trade derivatives to hedge and trade spot forex instead. Forex trading is suited for both small and...
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Vivek Kumar
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| 3 years ago
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One better way is to forecast your sales for a year or two out and therefore sign-up for purchasing the raw materials required for an agreed price that does not rise in the long run. You can talk to your customers about the rising cost of...
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Catch the trend early. Ride as long as you can
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Hit the iron when it is red hot
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omprakash visvanathan
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"Catch the trend early. Ride as long as you can"
| 2 years ago
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The other ideas are just definitions of trend and do not offer anything useful. Identifying a trend at the very beginning is quite difficult and involves studing the charts and indicators carefully. The easier way would be to get on an...
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Gaurav Chhabra
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"Hit the iron when it is red hot"
| 3 years ago
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Buy when the market makes new highs. You will never miss entering trend that way. This is the hardest thing for many traders to do, that is why it is one of the most successful techniques.
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Ideate: "How to follow the trend in commodities trading?" deleted from your view.
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Pratap
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| 2 years ago
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My be it can be sugar / cotton. I f we will see the the scenerio of prev. year, Sugar has touched the height. Cotton was not in the boom for this year. As per calculation / researches, Brazil have a shoratge of sugar also as India. So both of...
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omprakash visvanathan
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| 2 years ago
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Metals and bullion are ruled out. It has got to be something from the food commodities like soya bean or maybe turmeric or pepper.
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gugananthan sekarji
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| 2 years ago
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i believe that its going to be sugar again this year as we are lacking in reserves of sugar and a lot is to be refined it would definitely take half an year to have this inflation in sugar price to subside.
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Answer: "which commodity trading has a very good scope in 2010 as sugar had in 2009? " deleted from your view.
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In this time when market is going upward.Which sector is best for investment.
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Rajendran Mariagnanam Mariagnanam
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| 1 year ago
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I would simply say invest your money in food industries,real estates and education .
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omprakash visvanathan
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| 2 years ago
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With the advantage of apriori knowledge, investing in SIP and mutual funds or directly in stocks would be advisable only if you are a long term invstor. Equity markets across the world have run up and could consolidate. So too has Gold. That leaves...
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Paresh Dhembare
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| 2 years ago
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In my view Mutual Fund is the best way to invest through SIP mode in both -Bull phase Bear phase. Mutual Funds are the best option to multiply your wealth. You can go for Mutual fund with a minimum of Rs. 500. SIP (Systematic Investment Plan)...
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USD/JPY - I believe there will be a downturn again
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What do you think the future holds for USD/JPY?
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omprakash visvanathan
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"Usd/Jpy outlook is bullish"
| 2 years ago
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The USD-JPY has been hampered by dollar weakness and the shifting of the carry trade from the yen to the dollar. With the japanese government following a no intervention policy the pair drifted lower. But that outlook is changing and governments...
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Pierre Pienaar
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"USD/JPY - I believe there will be a downturn again"
| 3 years ago
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A possible support at 96.36. Friday, The Japanese Yen (JPY) is extremely volatile with USD weakness and slumping stocks sending the pair back under 97 before a late Equity rally and saw both the USD/JPY and crosses ending higher. Looking...
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sriharsha
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"USD/JPY - I believe there will be a downturn again"
| 3 years ago
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Hi All, this is the first time I giving my thought in this website. I am not a FX trader. But I take care of FX oprations. As per my knowledge, the currency pair of USD/JPY is going see downturn.Both JPY and USD are not that attractive currency...
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