Commodity Trading

goodguy07 asked:


I am picturing a set it and forget it program that constantly calculates the value of complex currency cycles and automatically executes an arbitrage trade when one becomes available. I understand the window of opportunity on such trades would be very short, is it even possible?

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Don S asked:


When the price of oil hit almost $ 150.00 dollars per barrel, the price of gasoline went sky high taking along with it the prices of everything else using oil and gas. Now that the price of oil is down to $47.00 per barrel and the price of gasoline where I live is down to $1.60/gallon, I don’t see much of anything follow suit. The prices of food, services, transportation and other commodities which previously blamed the price of oil for the rise in cost have not come down proportionally. Something smells.

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infin80 asked:


So you still get like 100:1 or 200:1 leverage without getting your credit checked?

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humz asked:


I’ve found quite a good one here:
http://www.galmarley.com/Chart_pages/embed_chart_large.htm
but unfortunately it only compares gold to a few currencies. Ideally I’d like one that can compare any currency to any other currency or commodity. It definitely needs to be able to compare gold at least, and needs to be able to compare over various lengths of time. Anyone got any recommendations? Cheers.

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CXfan asked:


The greatest example is European Union using Euro

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Mr S asked:


Can the little guy actually make enough from forex to pay rent, bills etc.?

I cannot get normal job since I got sick, and don’t want to be on welfare for my life.

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Bi asked:


can you give any examples?

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sandeesbro asked:


With OPEC’s probable cuts, and the also probable cuts by the fed, plus I heard that China decided to print up some more money, don’t you think it will drive up the prices of commodities like gold?

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water_skipper asked:


How would you explain to someone that a recession or stock market crash is not the failure of capitalism? With the stock market crashing in the past couple of months, unemployment soaring, and the Big 3 automakers on the verge of bankruptcy I’ve heard more than one person comment that it’s all proof that capitalism is outdated or never worked very well. How would you explain to them that capitalism does work?

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Veteran G asked:


i need to find the currencies of europe’s countries. all 47 of them please?

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