Understand The Commodities Market
Published 3/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English
| Size: 84.81 MB[/center]
| Duration: 0h 31m
Navigate the world of commodities with this quick and comprehensive training course
What you'll learn
Economic and financial relevance of the commodities market
Players and participants
Spot market vs. future market
Categories of commodities
Why trading commodities?
Factors influencing commodity prices
Requirements
Some very basic understanding of the financial markets
Description
Hello everyone, After offering training courses on the other asset classes (namely on bonds, FX, and equities), discover my brand new Udemy course, this time dedicated to the exciting world of the commodities market!Commodities are a vast and dynamic field, distinguished in the world of financial markets by their proximity to the real economy. Together, we'll explore how this asset class goes far beyond simple oil trading, and assess how economic, geopolitical and meteorological factors impact this market. In addition, we will study the futures market and how the dynamics of commodity storage and delivery can influence prices.Whether you're a student looking to move into the world of finance, someone curious about the world of commodities, or an independent trader, this course is designed to provide you not only with the basics, but also to familiarize you with more advanced commodity concepts.Don't wait to dive into this exciting journey into the commodities market. Join us today to broaden your horizons and develop your skills in this fascinating and ever-changing industry.To discover my other training courses available on Udemy, check out my profile or follow the links at the end of the slides.Photo credits: Pexel & Pixabay
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Definition
Lecture 2 Economic and financial relevance
Lecture 3 Players and participants
Lecture 4 Spot market vs. future market
Section 2: Categories of commodities
Lecture 5 Energy commodities
Lecture 6 Agricultural commodities
Lecture 7 Metals
Section 3: Why trading commodities?
Lecture 8 Hedging
Lecture 9 Speculation
Lecture 10 Diversification
Section 4: Factors influencing commodity prices
Lecture 11 Geopolitical and economic events
Lecture 12 Weather conditions
Lecture 13 Storage and physical delivery constraints
Lecture 14 Energy transition
Section 5: Conclusion
Lecture 15 Conclusion
Independent traders looking for knowledge on the subject,Those interested in market finance,Students who wish to study finance
