Are you making profits in the commodity bull market? Would you like to profit from trades like these?

 

 

Copper +328% + (23 months Jun 04-May 06)

Corn +230%  (15 months Nov 05 – Feb 07)

Soybeans +50% + (4 months to Mar 07)

Nickel +334% 

(and all these are WITHOUT any futures or spread-betting leverage of 10:1 or 20:1)

 

Despite the correction in 2008 we are STILL in a long term BULL MARKET, so once the trend is up NOW could be a good time to re-enter for longer term trades.

·         How fundamentals are showing the start of a commodities boom

·         How technical analysis is showing the start of a commodities boom

·         Which commodity and commodity groups you should invest in profitably NOW?

·         What ‘Futures’ are and why you need to know even if you don’t trade them

·         Why you need to know the difference between ‘contango’ and ‘backwardation’

·         What ETFs and ETCs are and why you should have them in your portfolio or SIPP

·         Why an ETF in Oil might lose 10% when Oil itself has gone up 10%

·         Which of the various monthly contracts or daily rolling trades to choose

·         Which to choose: Futures, ETCs or Spread-betting?

·         Why there is no cash market for most commodities.

·         Whether you need to be aware of roll-yield and convenience yield

·         Whether the Gold / US$ ratio matters

·         Why Pension funds are moving into commodities and what this means for you

·         What the best technical analysis methods are for commodities

·         How to use the virtual ’56 Continuous contract’ for analysis

·         How to manage volatility and leverage on certain commodities

·         What percentage of your portfolio should be in commodities

·         How can you guarantee a loss of no greater than 5% on any Commodity ETF or stock investment even if it drops 25% or more.

·         What extra factors are there when spread-betting commodities.

·         Which commodities are pit traded and which electronic – and how to use this.