Books On Commodity Trading
There are several books on commodity trading which are specified as follows:
1. Futures 101: An Introduction to Commodity Trading by Waldron, Richard E. :
This book is fresher guide on commodity trading .this book explains how profit and losses are made in commodity market and hoe the commodity financially works. There are case studies, briefing, alerts and the book is user friendly and easily understandable
2. Commodity Trading Manual by Chicago Board Of Trade, the Glenlake Publishing, Glenlake Publishing:
This book is 1998 edition mainly for future industry and provides knowledge to new potential professionals of market. The book shows both the past i.e. from Ancient Greece to Old Chicago and futuristic views of many companies.
3. Point & Figure: Commodity & Stock Trading Techniques by Zieg, Kermit:
Veteran P&F analyst Kermit Zief suggests the various steps for developing; inferring and optimizing point and figure chart which is a good briefing of the easiest chart. The book can help in converting a basic user into a trader who can work in big financial institutions.
4. Advanced Commodity Spread Trading by Goldberg, Harold
The author has an excellent knowledge of commodity market trading. The “Twin Line” approach is new term discovered by author who describes 2 extremes i.e. the difference between highest and lowest price of commodity. This helps the trader to give 2 dimensional views to commodity.
5. Advanced Commodity Trading Techniques by Hamon, J.
The book not only covers the commodity trading techniques but also covers the geometrical analysis of trading which covers various concepts like Fibonacci, Ekkiott, Andrew’s meridian lines, etc. The book is most important for a person who doesn’t have much computer knowledge and can do trading using the geometric analysis.
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