1. Welcome to the exciting world of Commodity Trading

2. Goodwill Commodities • Trading and relationship management services in Bullions, Energy, Cereals, Fibre, Oil & Seeds, Spices, Metals & Others • Hedge against inflation • Global underlying – difficult to manipulate • Extremely high Leverage Instrument – due to low margin (4-5%) • Pure Plan – Demand/Supply/Inventory/Trading patterns driven

3. Commodity trading "Trade in Gold, Silver, Crude Oil & Agro-based commodities. Commodities trading is a superior alternative to stock trading in many ways. Trade online or over the phone or at our select branches. Relationship managers to advice and help you at every stage of trading.

4. Exchanges • MCX: This exchange is concentrating on all type of commodities like bullions – gold, silver, copper, metal, and others, this exchange is very popular in India. • NCDEX: This exchange is mainly concentrating on agro products like soybean, jute, jeera, cotton, chili, chana etc,.

5. HOW TO DO COMMODITY TRADING • To open a account - we need a pan card copy, last month bank statement, Cheque and for address proof we need DL, Voters ID or Ration Card. • Commodity trading is a future trading. There are contract periods like two months and three months. And there is a lot size for each commodity. We can buy and sell with in the contract period in lot sizes. Investment amount that is required is just only 5% to 10% of the total value.

6. Example 1. (GOLD) • 1. If we like to buy GOLD we can buy now but have to square off with in the expiry date of the particular contract. • 2. Lot size for GOLD 1 KGS • 3.10gms of GOLD is around 30,000/-Rs (10gms). So total amount is 30000*100 = 30,00,000 Rs • 4. And investment amount is 4% of, so we have to pay • 1,20,000 Rs to hold one lot of GOLD. • When price go up we can sell it out, for example the price of 10gms GOLD is 30,000 and if it goes up to Rs.30,100 then you can earn profit of Rs. 10000 {100*100(lot size)}

7. Example 2. (COPPER) • 1. If we like to buy COPPER we can buy now but have to square off with in the expiry date of the particular contract. • 2. Lot size for COPPER 1000 KGS • 3. One Kg of COPPER is around 410/-Rs. So total amount is 410*1000 = 410000.00 Rs • 4. And investment amount is 6% of 410000, so we have to pay • 24,000 Rs to hold one lot of COPPER. • When price go up we can sell it out, for example the price of 1 kg COPPER is 410 and if it goes up to Rs. 411 then you can earn profit of Rs. 1000 {1000(lot size*1}

8. Example 3. (CRUDEOIL) • 1. If we like to buy CRUDEOIL we can buy now but have to square off with in the expiry date of the particular contract. • 2. Lot size for CRUDEOIL 100 BBL • 3. One Bbl of CRUDEOIL is around 4500/-Rs. So total amount is 4500*100 = 450000.00 Rs • 4. And investment amount is 5% of 450000, so we have to pay • 18,000.00 Rs to hold one lot of CRUDEOIL. • When price go up we can sell it out, for example the price of 100Bbl CRUDEOIL is 4500 and if it goes up to Rs.4520 then you can earn profit of Rs. 2000 {100(lot size*20} • Likewise for the other products also the same calculations are done.

9. 1.ODIN SOFTWARE (TRADING SCREEN)

10. 2.BUYING (SCREEN)

11. 3.SELLING(SCREEN)

12. 4.MARKET DEPTH

13. For information about each commodity visit this following website. • www.mcxindia.com this is MCX website • www.ncdex.com this is NCDEX website • www.nymex.com this site will help you to gather knowledge about crude oil. • www.kitcometals.com this site is useful for gathering information about gold and silver market. • For further clarification pls fill the contact us form.

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