Trading Strategies

Trading Strategies

Trading Strategies - Energy Commodities (e.g., Crude Oil, Natural Gas)

  1. Margin Accounts
  2. National Futures Association (NFA)
  3. Agricultural Commodities (e.g., Corn, Wheat)



Trading Strategies - Futures Commission Merchants (FCMs)

  • National Futures Association (NFA)
  • Agricultural Commodities (e.g., Corn, Wheat)
  • Technical Analysis Software

What is a Futures Contract?

What is the Benefit of Investing in Futures Contracts?

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Types of Futures Contracts

Investing in futures contracts can be a great way to diversify your portfolio and hedge against market risk. By entering into an agreement to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price and date, investors are able to lock in profits while minimizing losses. Futures contracts also offer a variety of other benefits, including the ability to capitalize on price movements without actually owning or trading the underlying asset, as well as leveraged exposure that allows traders to magnify gains with less capital commitment than traditional investments. Additionally, futures markets are highly liquid and generally have lower transaction costs than other types of investments. All of these advantages make futures contracts an attractive option for those seeking a more efficient and cost-effective way to access the markets.

Trading Strategies

Benefits and Risks of Trading in Futures Contracts

Strategies for Trading in Futures Contracts

Energy Commodities (e.g., Crude Oil, Natural Gas)
Margin Requirements for Trading in Futures Contracts

Trading Strategies