Commodities

Contango
An exploration of the concept of Contango in futures markets
Crude Oil
Crude oil is a globally traded commodity, derived from ancient biological materials and refined into essential energy products.
Forward Market
An overview of the Forward Market, its workings, and comparisons with Future Contracts.
Gold Options
Understanding Gold Options: Your Guide to Golden Opportunities
Gross Processing Margin (GPM)
Understanding the difference between the cost of raw commodities and the income generated from processed goods.
Henry Hub
Understanding the Natural Gas Pipeline and Its Implications in Futures Contracts
Hoarding
The act of buying and storing large quantities of commodities in anticipation of future price increases, often leading to speculation.
Hundredweight (CWT)
A unit of measurement used in commodities trading, with a humorous look at its pounds of weight!
Job Lot
Understanding the concept of job lot in finance and manufacturing.
London Metal Exchange (LME)
The Essential Guide to the London Metal Exchange - Where Metal Meets Money!
Natural Gas Liquids (NGL)
Natural Gas Liquids are valuable components of natural gas with various applications in the energy sector.
New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX)
Delve into the world of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) - a hub of physical commodity trading with a sprinkle of humor and wisdom!
Oil Sands
A slippery definition of oil sands, from sticky situations to profits.
Petroleum (Crude Oil)
An overview of Petroleum, its significance, and its role in the global economy.
Raw Materials
Discover the essential components that make up the building blocks of manufacturing and production!
Visible Supply
The amount of goods or commodities contracts available for sale, whether in storage or on their way.
Warehouse Receipt
A warehouse receipt is a type of documentation in the futures markets used to verify the quality and quantity of pledged inventory.
West Texas Intermediate (WTI)
Learn all about West Texas Intermediate, the light and sweet crude oil often used as a benchmark for pricing.

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