Help me in commodities trading ?

jayaramanit · #1 26th November 2007, 09:18 AM

I want to know about commodities trading.please help me on this..I have a commodity trading account..but dont know how to d othat. please help me in learning that........

sweetmpv · #2 26th November 2007, 05:16 PM

hai, with which broker you have opened account, visit www.crnindia.com

masterjee · #3 26th November 2007, 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jayaramanit

I want to know about commodities trading.please help me on this..I have a commodity trading account..but dont know how to d othat. please help me in learning that........

Stick to global items like gold, crude, silver. Otherwise u r minced meat. Trading is universal - so it is better to have traded something first (and consistently made money) before you dive into commodities.
best wishes

m

rajakrsnan · #4 5th December 2007, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by jayaramanit

I want to know about commodities trading.please help me on this..I have a commodity trading account..but dont know how to d othat. please help me in learning that........

Hi,
If you are new to commodities, then take sometime out, learn the basics first. Learn to watch the market. By watching the market you will be able to zero in on what you wish to trade. Trade preferably in Gold, Silver, Crude, Copper. As far as possible keep away from agri commodities. The commodities mentioned above are traded actively across the globe.

I trade using charts. That is how i can trade. There are others who use other methods to trade. I trade in Silver off late very actively. Gold, Copper and Crude are the other favorites of mine. I am a pure technical trader, so I buy only when my charts say buy and not otherwise. I dont jump the signal to prove that I have the guts to go against the market. Markets are not places to prove your gut feelings.

I use Bollinger Bands and MACD for directions. Many others use different signals. Try out various signals, see which one you are comfortable with. Test, verify everything. Do not believe others, but listen and then decide what is good for yourself. After all its your money that is at stake.

I believe in this saying "MARKETS ARE ALWAYS RIGHT". At the most I can be on the "RIGHT SIDE OF THE MARKET" and "RIDE THE TREND".

My Friend, TREND is your BEST FRIEND.

Raja Krsnan

upendragoa · #5 18th May 2008, 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by masterjee

Stick to global items like gold, crude, silver. Otherwise u r minced meat. Trading is universal - so it is better to have traded something first (and consistently made money) before you dive into commodities.
best wishes

m

Thanks, Masterjee,
I appreciate your advise to the biginners. I am sure you are well experienced in commodities trading and I crave for more such gems of advise from you in the times to come. I am myself about to dive headlong into the commodities market for the first time (without previous experience in the stock market) and I cannot afford to lose a paisa. I will thank you for your guidance from time to time.

upendragoa

upendragoa · #6 18th May 2008, 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by rajakrsnan

Hi,
If you are new to commodities, then take sometime out, learn the basics first. Learn to watch the market. By watching the market you will be able to zero in on what you wish to trade. Trade preferably in Gold, Silver, Crude, Copper. As far as possible keep away from agri commodities. The commodities mentioned above are traded actively across the globe.

I trade using charts. That is how i can trade. There are others who use other methods to trade. I trade in Silver off late very actively. Gold, Copper and Crude are the other favorites of mine. I am a pure technical trader, so I buy only when my charts say buy and not otherwise. I dont jump the signal to prove that I have the guts to go against the market. Markets are not places to prove your gut feelings.

I use Bollinger Bands and MACD for directions. Many others use different signals. Try out various signals, see which one you are comfortable with. Test, verify everything. Do not believe others, but listen and then decide what is good for yourself. After all its your money that is at stake.

I believe in this saying "MARKETS ARE ALWAYS RIGHT". At the most I can be on the "RIGHT SIDE OF THE MARKET" and "RIDE THE TREND".

My Friend, TREND is your BEST FRIEND.

Raja Krsnan

And heartfelt thanks to you too, Raja Krsnan.
I am new member in this community, though I am a senior citizen by age and I am too happy to know that I am in good company as far as trading in the commodities market is concerned. I will like it if you seniors hold us junior's hands in walking thro' this sea of commodities market safely without getting swallowed by sharks until we juniours learn how to save ourselves. Thanks again,

With regards,

upendragoa.

g_marwah · #7 27th May 2008, 11:42 AM

Hi Rajakrsnan,

You seem to be quite experienced in the field of commodities trading.

I want to learn to trade commodities.
Could you please suggest the trading terminal you think is good (or what you use).
Fast order processing, basic charts and indicators is mainly what i am looking for.
And i would be great if you could tell me the brokerage also.

Thanks...

upendragoa · #8 29th May 2008, 11:53 PM

[quote=rajakrsnan;134973]Hi,
If you are new to commodities, then take sometime out, learn the basics first. Learn to watch the market. By watching the market you will be able to zero in on what you wish to trade. Trade preferably in Gold, Silver, Crude, Copper. As far as possible keep away from agri commodities. The commodities mentioned above are traded actively across the globe.

I trade using charts. That is how i can trade. There are others who use other methods to trade. I trade in Silver off late very actively. Gold, Copper and Crude are the other favorites of mine. I am a pure technical trader, so I buy only when my charts say buy and not otherwise. I dont jump the signal to prove that I have the guts to go against the market. Markets are not places to prove your gut feelings.

I use Bollinger Bands and MACD for directions. Many others use different signals. Try out various signals, see which one you are comfortable with. Test, verify everything. Do not believe others, but listen and then decide what is good for yourself. After all its your money that is at stake.

I believe in this saying "MARKETS ARE ALWAYS RIGHT". At the most I can be on the "RIGHT SIDE OF THE MARKET" and "RIDE THE TREND".

My Friend, TREND is your BEST FRIEND.

Raja Krsnan[

Hello,
What are "Bollinger Bands" and " MACD"? What do they do? Where are they available? And the "Charts"? Where are the "Charts" available?

upendragoa

deb99891 · #9 30th May 2008, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by rajakrsnan

Hi,
If you are new to commodities, then take sometime out, learn the basics first. Learn to watch the market. By watching the market you will be able to zero in on what you wish to trade. Trade preferably in Gold, Silver, Crude, Copper. As far as possible keep away from agri commodities. The commodities mentioned above are traded actively across the globe.

I trade using charts. That is how i can trade. There are others who use other methods to trade. I trade in Silver off late very actively. Gold, Copper and Crude are the other favorites of mine. I am a pure technical trader, so I buy only when my charts say buy and not otherwise. I dont jump the signal to prove that I have the guts to go against the market. Markets are not places to prove your gut feelings.

I use Bollinger Bands and MACD for directions. Many others use different signals. Try out various signals, see which one you are comfortable with. Test, verify everything. Do not believe others, but listen and then decide what is good for yourself. After all its your money that is at stake.

I believe in this saying "MARKETS ARE ALWAYS RIGHT". At the most I can be on the "RIGHT SIDE OF THE MARKET" and "RIDE THE TREND".

My Friend, TREND is your BEST FRIEND.

Raja Krsnan

can u plz tell me which live chart do u use?
From where i can get that chart?
as the odin platform charts r simply bogus for ant T.A.
Egarly waitin for ur valuable answer.
regards..

Bhulokeshwar · #10 30th May 2008, 08:41 AM

Hi
r u interested in agri commodity?