|
The Global Commodities Surge: Where the Experts Think the Commodities Markets are Headed
The recent gains in commodities reflect economic growth that has consumers from Chongqing to Chicago demanding more gold, grains and gasoline. From Chinese and Asian demand to tight supplies around the globe, 2011 may shape up to be an historic year for commodities. See from our group of experts where they think these markets are headed, how you can participate in price movements, driving factors in the commodities marketplace, and what trading opportunities are available for you.
|
 |
The June 2011 series of webinars which focused on the CME Group Metals, Grains and Energy futures products are now available through our recorded playbacks (24/7). If you missed any of the live events, or would like to review the information provided, simply click the associated button and the playback will stream directly to your computer. |
You can also access any of our archived webinar recordings by clicking here. These are listed on the Interactive Brokers
website, under Education | Webinars | Recorded Webinars. Check often as we add events daily. |
Has the Golden Opportunity for Metals Passed?
June 15, 2011 (Sydney)
|
Dan Gramza, Gramza Capital Management
Neil Swanson, Interactive Brokers, Sydney
Lawrence Leong, CME Group, Singapore
|
|
Have we seen the high for the metals markets? Has there been a fundamental shift in the drivers that moved this market? How has the central bank participation changed the gold market? Will gold's seasonal pattern change? What is the relationship between precious metals and the US dollar and stock market? What clues can we look for that would indicate these markets are returning to a bull trend? If you want to participate in the metals markets, what are your trading choices? These are questions that internationally recognized trader and educator Daniel Gramza will explore in this presentation. Don't miss it!
|
Using Fibonacci Levels to Identify Turning Points in Metal Markets
June 15, 2011 (Beijing)
|
Jason Zeng, Fibonacci Investment Consulting, LLC
Perry Tse, Interactive Brokers, Hong Kong
Lawrence Leong, CME Group, Singapore
|
|
Is it possible to identify price movements in advance with high probability? Joe DiNapoli has spent a career developing the practical application of Fibonacci levels to forecast market movements in the futures markets. Jason Zeng will discuss how DiNapoli Levels were used to identify previous market tops in the gold market and how he incorporates these into his trading.
|
Crude Oil Markets in 3-D
June 15, 2011 (Berlin)
|
Anna Coulling, Transactional Trading
Dawn Sun, Interactive Brokers, Switzerland
Barbara Schmidt-Bailey, CME Group, Chicago
|
|
Trader and educator Anna Coulling will explain how transactional trading takes a three-dimensional approach to the market, fusing technical, fundamental and relational analysis into one unified concept. Anna's method can provide additional insight using a 360-degree view of the market rather than just focusing on one small section at the end of a telescope. Anna will discuss her strategies for trading Crude Oil markets using this unique combination of factors.
|
Wheat, Corn, Soybeans – Are You Trading the Right Market for Your Personality Type?
June 15, 2011 (London)
|
John Carter, Trade the Markets
Joyce Blok, Interactive Brokers, London
Brian Corrigan, CME Group, Chicago
|
|
It's critical for traders to understand that when they take a short-term position in a particular market, they are actually trading the "personality" of that market and not just the market itself. Each market is made up of individual traders and systems that trade in a particular way. This is why some markets are better for momentum trading, while others are better for fading, and while still others are best to avoid at specific times of day due to all the arbitrage. Join professional trader John F. Carter, author of Mastering the Trade and founder of TradeTheMarkets.com as he discusses this phenomenon in the markets, and, as a result, why he loves trading the grain futures markets. "If someone told me I could only trade one market for the rest of my life," Carter has said, "It would be grains."
|
Oil & Gas – Expect the Unexpected
June 15, 2011 (Chicago)
|
Tim Morge, Blackthorne Capital
Gerry Perez, Interactive Brokers, London
Barbara Schmidt-Bailey, CME Group, Chicago
|
|
The oil price rally is over. Or is it? And why is the price of natural gas languishing? Professional trader Tim Morge will discuss how the energy markets look to him using his trademark technicals, and fundamental factors affecting these markets. Join the discussion and see why Tim thinks there may be some unexpected prices movements yet to come in the crude oil and natural gas markets.
|
|
|
To view more information about
Interactive Brokers click here.
|
|
Any trading symbols displayed are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to portray recommendations.
Attendance is limited, so we encourage you to register for the upcoming webinars as soon as possible by clicking here. Once registered, you will be provided with full instructions on how to attend the webinar.
There is a substantial risk of loss in foreign exchange trading. The settlement date of foreign exchange trades can vary due to time zone differences and bank holidays. When trading across foreign exchange markets, this may necessitate borrowing funds to settle foreign exchange trades. The interest rate on borrowed funds must be considered when computing the cost of trades across multiple markets.
Futures are not suitable for all investors. The amount you may lose may be greater than your initial investment. Before trading futures, please read the CFTC Risk Disclosure. For a copy, click here.
Exchange and Industry Sponsored Webinars are presented by unaffiliated third parties. Interactive Brokers LLC is not responsible for the content of these presentations. You should review the contents of each presentation and make your own judgment as to whether the content is appropriate for you. Interactive Brokers LLC does not provide recommendations or advice.
CME Group is a trademark of CME Group Inc. The Globe logo and CME are trademarks of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. Chicago Board of Trade is a trademark of the Board of Trade of the City of Chicago. NYMEX is a trademark of the New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc. The information in these workshops is taken from sources believed to be reliable. It is intended for information and education only and is not guaranteed by CME Group as to accuracy, completeness, nor any trading results. The views and opinions offered by individuals or their associated firms in these workshops are solely those of the authors, and do not necessarily represent the views of CME Group.
The information provided herein is taken from sources believed to be reliable. However, it is intended for purposes of information and education only and is not guaranteed by CME Group, Inc. or any of its subsidiaries as to accuracy, completeness, nor any trading result and does not constitute trading advice or constitute a solicitation of the purchase or sale of any futures or options. The Rulebook of the applicable exchange should be consulted as the authoritative source on all current contract specifications.
Futures trading is not suitable for all investors, and involves the risk of loss. The information in these workshops is taken from sources believed to be reliable. It is intended for information and education only and is not guaranteed by CME Group as to accuracy, completeness, nor any trading results. The views and opinions offered by individuals or their associated firms in these workshops are solely those of the authors, and do not necessarily represent the views of CME Group.
|
|
