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Commodities
Spot and derivative markets for trading goods which are uniform in all aspects
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What is the current scrap price for yellow brass?
In the United states its around $1.85 per lb. Prices do fluctuate daily.
1.85 per lb on 22 Mar, 2010.
What is a commodity Is it a type of stock?
No, it is actually a physical product. Sides of beef, wheat, potatoes, gold, orange juice, crude oil, and just about anything you can buy is bought and sold in large quantities by speculators and investors.
In the upper tier of southern states the principal slave produced commodity was?
It was Tobacco. Taboacco, the original plantation crop of the colonial period, continued to be the principle slave-cultivated commodity of the upper tier of southern states.
Are silver coins a good investment?
Precious metals have long been considered a "Safe Haven" during times of currency unrest.
Since the turn of the new century, the American Dollar has not been the "rock solid" place to secure value as the price/cost of dollars has fluctuated quite a bit in 10 years. The recent real estate bust which led to a spike in our debt has not helped the US Dollar, and many people have taken refuge in the safety of precious metals - silver included.
However, investing in silver coins is not for the faint of heart. Many unscrupulous dealers have entered the marketplace to take advantage of the current "Precious Metal" hysteria. A "Collectable" premium is added to the value of the underlying metal, that a buyer may not be able to realize in the short term.
Furthermore, many "Minting" companies have sprung up that "Mint" or create, manufacture and market their own collectables that leverage "Metal Mania." You often see these companies advertise on late night television. It is unlikely that any of these manufactured collectables are ever worth more than their issue prices. Many are simply legal tender altered in some manner - usually by a print or overlay in order to "Sell" the item for 5-20 times face value. (Example: Running a $2 bill through an inkjet printer with a reference to September 11, signing of the declaration of independence or other historically significant moment.
if you are interested in silver coins or precious metal coins as an investment it would pay to attend coin shows, read collecting guides, coin collecting periodicals and most of all talk to other collectors that have no vested interest in your purchase other than friendly conversation. If you take the time to learn the market, silver coins could be a great investment, as well as a great hobby.
How much does 1 gram of lanthanum cost?
It depends if you're looking at the price of La as a pure metal, an oxide or a whole host of other available compounds. Current prices are hard to find as the rare earth elements typically trade on spot price.
How much is silver worth per pound?
If by Pound you are talking about Troy Pounds, then this is equal to 12 Troy Ounces.
The spot price of silver is quoted in Troy Ounces, so to get how much silver is worth in Pounds, you just need to multiply by 12.
You can get the latest silver price here. http://howmuchissilverworth.net
Where can you get commodity quotes online?
I guess there are various websites which offers online commodity updates and online trading. I use http://www.religareonline.com/productnservices/ProductsCommodity.aspx to find all commodity related news and update. You might also find it useful. Or try finding resources according your need.
What three things helped to cause the 2000s recession?
The 2000s recession was primarily caused by the burst of the dot-com bubble, which led to significant losses in technology stocks and diminished investor confidence. Additionally, the housing market experienced a significant downturn due to the rise in subprime mortgage lending, resulting in widespread defaults and foreclosures. Finally, rising oil prices and a series of corporate scandals further strained the economy, contributing to a decline in consumer spending and overall economic activity.
Milk is considered a commodity because it is which of the following?
the same product regardless who sells it
Rmb is the abbreviation for "renminbi," which means "the people's money." Kinda like USD for US dollars or GBP for British pounds.
How much does a bale of cotton cost?
As of 2023, the price of a bale of cotton typically ranges from $80 to $120, depending on market conditions, quality, and regional factors. Prices can fluctuate significantly due to supply and demand dynamics, weather conditions affecting crop yields, and global market trends. For the most accurate and current pricing, it's best to consult commodity market reports or agricultural commodity exchanges.
