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Great question. Even better if you could fingure this out with some certainly and buy some to sell in 100 years. Okay 50 years. Okay 5 years. What makes a comoodity valuable is two connected properties: 1) Scarcity 2) Market (that is there are lots of people willing to pay for it). The problem is that scarcity encourages its own replacements to be created. If oil becomes scarce....we'll all drive electric cars and then a barrel of oil becomes less valuable. So I don't have the answer. But I hope this help you think about it.

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A margin in commodities trading, is the amount of money you have to deposit in your brokerage account before trading a futures contract. The margin amount varies on each commodity and fluctuates with the volatility of the markets. There is an initial margin amount required when entering a contract and "maintenance" margin amount that must be kept in the account at all times during the contract holding period, which is typically lower than the initial margin. The balance of your account will fluctuate with gains and losses on the contract and if the balance falls below the "maintenance margin" amount, you get a "margin call", which means you must deposit enough money to meet the margin or close your contract. If you don't do either of these options, the broker will close the position before the balance falls to zero.

There are both large and small commodity trading companies, but the size of the company has nothing to do with their revenue. The top 10 commodity trading companies in order from the least revenue to the most are Bunge, Archer Daniels Midland Co., Gunvor Group, Noble Group, Mercuria Energy Group, Koch Industries, Trafigura, Cargill, Glencore International, and Vitol Group.

Imports - commodities: engineering products, chemicals, transport equipment, energy products, minerals and nonferrous metals, textiles and clothing; food, beverages, and tobacco

coffe is said to be worlds most traded commodidtes

Commodity money has become a medium exchange. This money has a common value and can be easily divided. Generally, a single item that would be accepted in exchange for other goods. For example: Coins, gold, grains, silver, currency, etc.

The advantages of futures trading, according to "Online Futures Trading - Advantages and Disadvantage" by Tim Wreford:

Leverage. Futures operate on margin, meaning that to take a position only a fraction of the total value needs to be available in cash in the trading account.

Commission Costs. Electronically traded futures contracts require no human intervention to match buys and sells unlike a traditional futures pit. This means that commission costs can be cut dramatically, leading to significant savings for the frequent trader.

Liquidity. The involvement of speculators means that futures contracts are reasonably liquid. However, how liquid depends on the actual contract being traded. Electronically traded contracts, such as the e-mini's tend to be the most liquid whereas the pit traded commodities like corn, orange juice etc are not so readily available to the retail trader and are more expensive to trade in terms of commission and spread.

Ability to go short. Futures contracts can be sold as easily as they are bought enabling a trader to profit from falling markets as well as rising ones. There is no 'uptick rule' for example like there is with stocks.

No 'Time Decay'. Options suffer from time decay because the closer they come to expiry the less time there is for the option to come into the money. Futures contracts do not suffer from this as they are not anticipating a particular strike price at expiry.

Automated trading. Electronic futures brokers offer the facility to programmers to interface directly with their trading software. This means that custom written trading software can automatically trade a strategy without any human intervention at all. A system can make buy/sell signals which are automatically routed to the exchange along with any stops and targets.

Almost instant fills. With electronically traded futures there is no need to call up a broker and wait for a fill from the trading floor. Orders are instantly placed on the electronic order book and filled as soon as a match is found - for liquid contracts such as the emini S&P500 this will be within a second.

Level playing field. With traditional pit traded futures the professional in the pit has a major advantage over the retail trader in terms of speed of execution and costs. Electronic futures trading offers all participants exactly the same advantages.

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Pork Bellies are not traded on a stock exchange. They are traded on a futures exchange.

They are traded on the CME.

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IMPORTANCE OF AGRICULTURE. Agriculture is a sector of economic activity that provides human beings with some of their basic needs. Its outputs are food and raw materials. Without the food products, life can easily be sustained; without the raw materials, the industrial sector of the economy cannot be fully developed. This is because the agricultural sector of the economy supplies most of the raw materials used by the industrial sector. In fact, the economy of several West African countries is chiefly sustained by agriculture. For instance, apart from Nigeria, whose economic mainstay its now its petroleum products, most of the west African countries depend on agriculture for their export trade. Agricultural products from 75% of their export commodities are their chief foreign exchange earner. We can formally define agriculture as the cultivation of the soil for food crops, and the breeding, feeding and management of livestock.

The term also covers fishing in the seas and rivers, breeding, and management and harvesting of fishponds. It may be extended to include the preparation of plant and animal products for use by human beings and animals, as well as the disposal of these through marketing. There are many economic activities under the broad term agriculture. The kind of agriculture practiced by a community or a country is influenced by many factors such as climate, soil, topography, and location of market, transportation and cost of land. Equipment, capital and technology are other factors that determine the agricultural pursuits of people.

The Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is an independent regulatory agency funded by the United States government. It was created by congress in 1974.

I suspect by the nature of your question you might be curious about a common funding misconception in the futures industry.

What is often confusing in futures regulation is that there is a second, and in many views quite redundant "Watchdog" agency in Futures known as the National Futures Association.

Unlike the CFTC which receives government funding, the NFA funding scheme is "Per Trade." NFA receives a payment from each trade. As of January 1, 2011, the NFA assessment fee, payable by clearing firms (Known as Futures Clearing Merchants in Commodities or FCMs) with respect to futures contracts, is $.02 per side on each lot, invoiced and charged to the customers. The assessment fee on both exchange-traded and dealer options is $.02 per side. The assessment fee for NFA Forex Dealer Members is $0.02 per $10,000 of notional value.

The NFA was created in 1982 when volumes were much lower. The result of the payment scheme is that due to larger modern volumes, NFA is awash in cash. Their unique, cash rich funding scheme, their odd market position (self regulatory vs government watch dog), and their clear government granted power over the industry, oft creates confusion to futures outsiders.

Specialty elastomers offer enhanced performance characteristics, are typically more expensive, and are sold by fewer competitors than commodity elastomers.

commodity money is a good that can be used as a medium of exchange or for some other purpose

A commodity standard is products and services that may vary slightly in quality, but are overall the same across various producers of the same products and services such as gold or oil. All commodities must meet a minimum standard called the basis grade. A non-commodity standard is measured mainly from a product perspective rather than a service perspective such as a certain brand of television or vehicle and its global quality standards.

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