A Complete Trading Guide In Commodity Trading

[kingg]

best reliable indcators
are

stochastic and macd

rsi and macd

and moving averages

 

[ajshare108]

quote tracker software having a link form mcx online real time data but i cannot add script in quote tracker. in some other thread find that the symbol for gold is GOLD+(DDMMMYYYY) but it is also not working. please help me or mail me at ajshare108 @ yahoo.in

 

[oping]

best reliable indcators
are

stochastic and macd

rsi and macd

and moving averages

AH ? Actually i was searching for proper charts for commodities ..... let alone technical analysis tools ... So kingg where do u get ur charts from and who is ur broker ?

 

[sanjsoftel]

Hello, U r information is realy good, Go ahead, Thank u dear. can u tell me from where can I got Kapaskhali recommendation calls or information about this & agri calls.
I f u know pls reply me.

Thank u,

Vicky

Hello The size of gold is 100gm for MCX but it is 1000gm

 

[ritumorival]

goodone aaahh....:clap:

 

[gudddu1986]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

I am new in mcx trading specially in gold

ur post is very usfull to me

thanks again

 

[gudddu1986]

Hi Traders....

I am looking that lots of people are interested in Commodity Trading looking @ the returns it provide in short time.

This thread is for Beginers who dosent have any idead about commogity trading and also dont know how to trade in futures Trading!!!

Step1> U need to open an account with a broker who is Registered with MCX OR NCDEX.

Step2> After doing that, u need to select one or more than one commodities that u r interested in trading..
like, gold, silver, crude, guar, chana etc..

Step3> Now.... For a given commodity,, u have 3 to 6 contracts open that are identified by month and expires on a fixed date on that month. eg. gold sept,oct etc...

Step4> All u need to do is place an order either to buy or sell(u can do both without owing physical quantity).
Every commodity has a minimum trading size.
eg. gold has 100 gms(mcx) to 1 kg(ncdx), silver 30 kg, guar,chana 10 tons(1000 kg). There for u can buy/sell minimun one or multiple of tick size..

Step 5> Now the payment Funda..
Futures trading is purely margin based trading similar in stock market.. Every commodity has a specified margin value by the exchange that is to b paid by you for trading.
The margin varies from 5% to 20%. Exchanges do change the margin periodically when market goes too much speculative...

Step6> Example:
lets say..I want to buy ncdx Chana sept contract currently trading @ 1920 Rs per quintal. I placed buy 1 lot(minimum) that is 10 tons. so the total amount calculated is 1 lack 90 thousands for 1 lot. So u hav to pay your broker only 6% of it. that is roughly 12000 Rs per lot..

If u dont sell that day itself and hold it, than your profit and loss will b calculated on "CLOSING MARKET PRICE".
so if the contract closes say 1910. that is -10.. so u have made a net loss of 1000 Rs. Simply saying every 1 rs gain or loss counts to 100 Rs profit/loss. (buying an selling one lot will cost u roughly 170 Rs brokerage)

Step 7>profit and losses are autometically debit/credited in your account on daily basis.. If your margin amount has fallen short.. ur broker will rang u up for a cheque.

step 8> Dont forget to square off your posotions before the contract expires. Otherwise u may need to give/take physical delevery og the good or face a penealty by the exchange..

I think i have explained a lot of things.. If any reader still have any query.. can ask on this thread...
views welcome...
u can visit my thread in commoditis--->grains for few tips

Readers dont forget to RATE this Thread..

thank you ..........

 

[adiefendal]

Hi,i think these days Stock market is forming a new base inspite of Volatility are you agree with me.

 

[adiefendal]

If you are spending then my advice is to spend on Retail i.e. on Retail Investment.

 

[adiefendal]

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