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A stop-loss order is a directive to a broker to sell a security when it falls to a certain point. An example: You bought 1000 shares of Acme common at 18. Acme then rose to 36 on strong sales of instant holes. Instant holes are a great product, but you have an uneasy feeling about them, so you tell your broker "if Acme falls to 32, sell all of it." If this happens, you "stop your loss" by selling the stock. A week later, when Acme fell to 12 on the news Charles Manson used Acme Instant Holes to escape from prison, you're sitting pretty because your broker dumped your entire Acme holding at 32.

Relationship of good price to price of substitutes and complements:

1) Substitutes: as the price of substitutes for a good falls, the price of a good must fall in order to maintain demand.

2) Complements: as the price of complements falls, the price of a good can increase and still maintain the same level of demand.

If the contract buyers use the underlying product, they use forward and futures contracts to eliminate market risk.

Say you are a manufacturer of breakfast cereal who will use 500,000 bushels of corn this year. If you buy corn only on the spot market, you have two worries: what the price will be when you need it, and whether there will be that much corn on the market this year. But by purchasing futures contracts you know what it will cost and when it will arrive.

If you're a farmer you'll use a forward contract to set the sale price of your corn, usually before you turn the key on your tractor to plant the new crop.

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it depends entirely upon the elasticity of the demand. medication which could stop otherwise terminal cancer would have a inelastic demand curve, you will pay whatever it costs up to your extent to pay, or your insurance plans ability to pay. The quantity that you would buy does not vary by price. But products which have readily available alternatives would have very elastic demand curves, such as a particular brand of corn. Should something like peruvian blue corn become too expensive, other types of corn would take it's market share. Should it become much cheaper than most corns, it would gain market share.

True or false

c.the elasticity coefficient is less then 1

d.the relative change in quantity demanded is greather then the change in relative price

Gold scams and fraud are very common as investors seek opportunities abroad for new gold suppliers, sellers, miners and buyers. Gold prices keep rising, and so does the fraud. Most of the fraud is coming from West Africa from countries like Ghana and Sierra Leone, but there is also a high degree of risk from South Africa and China. China, South Africa and Ghana are the largest gold producers in the world, and no country is booming with gold investment like Ghana, so getting in on the action means dealing with significant risk.

There are endless combinations of gold scams. Gold scams can take the form of advance fee fraud, i.e. paying for gold that never arrives. Gold deals involving the internet are especially prone to scam and fraud. Gold coins and bars can be filled with lead or other metals and coated in gold. Claimed mining companies or gold sellers can also engage in scams or fraud by manipulating contracts and sales agreements, shipping complications, customs fees and claimed taxes. Scammers are increasingly registering fake companies with South Africa, Ghana and China government agencies, so checking to see if a company is registered is no longer a sufficient way to hedge risk. Investing in mining companies on a financial exchange or buying a gold ETF offers the least risk.

If possible, ask for a referral from a trusted source within the industry. If this isn't an option, get a list of licensed and registered companies from government agencies in the country where the gold dealer, buyer or supplier is located. Ask for references and never send money via Western Union. Because of the high risk, contact a company like Wymoo International for a background check or due diligence investigation, to be certain you are not dealing with a scam. For investigation and verification services, always use a private investigation or background check firm with field investigators in the actual country.

Obsidian.

Generally, this phrase can be applied to commerce.

Commodities indicates that the products are common, brand-neutral, useful and currently being produced at the lowest possible cost of goods.


Buying them is a function of the distributor; sellingthem is the function of the retailer.


Summarily, the final purchaser is a consumer.

24c gold is 99.99% pure, and the coins made from it weigh precisely 1 troy ounce.

22c gold is approximately 91.67% pure, with the remainder composed of other precious or semi-precious metals

A commodity is still a product, but it's one sold primarily on price. It's also one sold primarily business-to-business.

Example: if you have a ton of wheat, you have a commodity; if you grind the wheat into flour and make bread out of it, you've turned it into a product.

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A commodity is anything that comes from multiple sources and is "traded" on some sort of market or exchange by those who produce, consume or wish to speculate in the commodity contracts which are created by those who have the physical product. The commodity market is a way of "securitizing" or quantifying the bulk product and applying a set of rules to the buying and selling. The exchange defines a "contract", usually by size for example 5000 bushels of wheat, 500 oz of gold, or 5000 American dollars, or 5000 gals of heating oil, or 1000 Swiss Francs. The exchange provides a way to track the contracts and assure the honest dealings for the buyers and sellers.

A product is usually sold in a commodity system when there are multiple suppliers and multiple consumers competing for that product and usually financial speculators. Consumers will buy commodity contracts to guarantee their supply and price, producers or those holding the product use the commodity system to gain the highest cost via the commodity "auction-like" marketplace. In the middle are those who speculate on the value never intending to take physical possession of the product. As the contracts move through the market there are often storage costs ad other costs that make it attractive for the producer to sell the product at whatever price the market will offer.

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is the largest equities marketplace in the world, with 3,025 companies worth more than $16 trillion in global market capitalization.

PCP refers to posted county price .

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The major export commodities of the Netherlands include machinery and equipment, fuels, chemicals, food like vegetables, and vegetable products.

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The average price for a troy ounce of gold in 2001 was $271.04

A commodity is something sold primarily on price rather than on some characteristic of the product. Because non-organic cow's milk is pretty much the same no matter where you get it, it is sold primarily on price and is therefore considered a commodity.

Specialty milks--organic, lactose-free, flavored, from Jersey cattle--are sold on a particular characteristic of the product, so they're not commodities.

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