Articles tagged: commodities
<< previous page 1 next page>> written by Rahul Rungta The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is a market-based mechanism written into the Kyoto Protocol as a measure aimed at achieving the dual goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while encouraging the transfer of technology and expertise to developing countries. The carbon credits generated by CDM projects, called Certified Emissions Reductions (CERs), have become a multi-billion dollar component of the global carbon market. But questions abound about the future of the CDM, and smart carbon shoppers would be wise to prepare. written by Simon Giannakis An examination into factors impacting the demand and supply for Cotton. Intended
audience are investors that speculate on commodity futures and investors analyzing
companies that have operations impacted by the price of cotton. written by Simon Giannakis A look at the factors impacting silver and why this writer believes that gold is the popular
precious metal of the past, while silver will become the hot commodity of the future. written by Bnei Baruch The world is in turmoil, and our children will inherit the problems we have created. How can we help them understand what is happening in the world, and even more importantly, recognize how to change it? written by William King This article compares the profit margins involved in a wholesale and small scale industry and explains the workings and operations of a wholesale marketing business. written by Lavanay Bhadwal America used to drive the bus in global economics but now other areas of the world are getting more attention. Emerging economies like China, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Russia, Brazil et cetera are all set to steal the focus of investors from USA & Europe. Keeping this in mind, one should increase his investments in emerging economies and Gold. written by Tamir biton biton If You Heard Of Day Trading but never knew what its all about , read ahead. written by Stephen Bigalow Bigalow Combined with online futures trading, commodities markets are prepared to take investors from the past into the future.
written by Monty Guild Spreads are the differences that financial
institutions get between their cost of money and
the price they demand for loans. Spreads in
effect reflect evaluations of current and
expected risk. Clearly, the current bond market
problems are due to a very over-optimistic
evaluation of risk by many lenders. The lenders
have realized their mistakes and are rapidly
adjusting their risk premiums back to the
historical levels of risk premium that have
prevailed for the better part of 30 years. As we
wrote recently, every type of loan from
government paper to all types of mortgages and
corporate and consumer credit will become more
expensive. This will reverberate through the U.
S. and global debt markets and raise the cost of
borrowing for everyone. written by Stephen Bigalow Bigalow Commodities can be complex and their contracts can contain many things. Looking closely and examining the “skeleton” of a commodities contract and understanding its investment basics can help “pass the test” of being a successful investor. written by Monty Guild The continued rise in the currencies and a
continued decline in the U.S. dollar even in the
months after a big rally in foreign currencies,
normally even an extremely unattractive
investment gets some rally after a big decline. written by Rick Martin Futures’ trading has grown dramatically in the last decade because of the globalization process which has made possible the free exchange of commodities as coffee beans, bananas or fresh orange juice. The trading of such universal goods based on different types of commodities has become an important aspect on the economic stage. written by James Finch Investors who bought during the top of the frothy commodities rally are now panicking or kicking themselves. Neither activity helps an investor or trader think straight. Below are a few tips in dealing with the current market shakeout. written by
written by Kaval Patel
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