A Trader is someone who buys/sells stocks or commodities. A Broker is one who helps the trader in his buying/selling
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Commidity trader sets in Chicago and just trades the board, whereas a grain merchandiser actually has grain to sell. The merchandiser can also hedge grain but he primarily works for the farmers to get their grain sold.
The role of a commodity trader is to buy or sell commodity contracts on behalf of clients and then later charge them a commission for their service. A commodity trader can work as an individual or with a firm.
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A trader buys and sells, but usually for someone other than himself. If I want to buy a stock, I would get a stock broker to buy it for me. The stock broker would then be acting as a trader, while I would be acting as an investor. An investor looks for profitable investments, which is to say, things to buy, such as stocks, bonds, gold, coffee futures, etc., which will increase in value and/or generate a good rate of dividends. A trader is just concerned with buying and selling.
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A bunker trader is someone who buys and sells bunkerfuel. They will buy the bunkers from a bunker supplier and sell it to a shipowner/shipcharterer. Eg. Beta Marine Fuels A bunker broker does not buy or sell the fuel but only facilitates the transaction between the bunker supplier and the shipowner/shipcharterer. For this a brokerage fee is charged, usually on a per MT rate. Eg. Nautical Supply
On the the Commodity Trader website the writers create discussion topics on futures trading, Forex and stock trading. These are the popular topics that engage people and educate them on the trading commodities.
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A stock trader is one who sells assets on behalf of larger firms. A stock broker is also a sales agent while a trader is not. Traders do not have a lot of one on one contact with the client.
Commodities options have a lot of advantages compared to the stock options like having a lower margin requirement, attractive premiums, diversification and fundamental bias. These advantages are based on experience with commodity trader.
If you want to become commodity trader and trade for yourself then you do not need any qualifications, by law. To become successful commodity trader you need much more than educational qualifications. Strong financial backing, complete knowledge of market and risk taking capacity are very necessary.