Commodities For Dummies
2nd Edition
Published on 12. May 2011
384 pages
978-1-118-09332-0 (ISBN)
Description
Get more bang for your buck in the commodities market and starttrading today
While Wall Street has been troubled, commodity markets have beensoaring. Since 2002, commodities have outperformed every otherasset class including stocks, mutual funds, and real estate. Thishands-on, friendly guide gives you the basics on breaking into themarket, dispels common myths, and shows you how to implement a widerange of trading and investing strategies. It also helps youdiversify your portfolio, measure risk, and apply market analysistechniques.
* Expanded coverage of the types of commodities available toinvestors
* Advice on how to manage the risks and rewards ofcommodities
* Updated examples and information on SEC rules and regulations(and tax laws)
Featuring time-tested rules for investment successCommodities For Dummies helps you minimize risk, maximizeprofit, and find the shortest route to Easy Street.
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Amine Bouchentouf is an internationally acclaimed author and market commentator. You can follow his market analysis at www.commodities-investors.com.
Content
Introduction.
Part I: Commodities: Just the Facts.
Chapter 1: Investors, Start Your Engines! An Overview ofCommodities.
Chapter 2: Earn, Baby, Earn! Why You Should Invest inCommodities.
Chapter 3: Investing in Commodities: Only for the Brave?
Chapter 4: Feel the Love: Welcoming Commodities into YourPortfolio.
Part II: Getting Started with Types of InvestmentVehicles.
Chapter 5: Benefi ting from Exchange-Traded Funds.
Chapter 6: Track and Trade: Investing through CommodityIndexes.
Chapter 7: Show Me the Money! Choosing the Right Manager.
Chapter 8: Exploring Commodity Exchanges, Brokers, and TradingAccounts.
Chapter 9: Back to the Future: Getting a Grip on Futures andOptions.
Part III: The Power House: How to Make Money inEnergy.
Chapter 10: It's a Crude, Crude World: Investing in CrudeOil.
Chapter 11: Welcome to Gas Vegas, Baby! Trading Natural Gas.
Chapter 12: Keeping It Natural: Investing in RenewableEnergy.
Chapter 13: Fuel for Thought: Looking at Alternative EnergySources.
Chapter 14: Totally Energized: Investing in EnergyCompanies.
Part IV: Pedal to the Metal: Investing in Metals.
Chapter 15: All That Glitters: Investing in Gold, Silver, andPlatinum.
Chapter 16: Metals That Prove Their Mettle: Steel, Aluminum, andCopper.
Chapter 17: Weighing Investments in Heavy and Not-So-HeavyMetals.
Chapter 18: Mine Your Own Business: Unearthing the Top MiningCompanies.
Part V: Going Down to the Farm: Trading AgriculturalProducts.
Chapter 19: Breakfast of Champions: Profi ting from Coffee,Cocoa, Sugar, and Orange Juice.
Chapter 20: How to Gain from Grains: Trading Corn, Wheat, andSoybeans.
Chapter 21: Alive and Kicking! Making Money TradingLivestock.
Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 22: Ten or So Investing Resources You Can't DoWithout.
Chapter 23: Top Ten Market Indicators You Should Monitor.
Chapter 24: Top Ten Commodity ETFs.
Chapter 25: Top Ten Investment Vehicles for Commodities.
Glossary.
Index.
