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Education: Futures Introduction

Many investors have been watching the secular bull market in the commodities, and have been wondering how they can get involved. This page contains access to informative brochures designed to teach investors the basics about and how to trade the futures markets. However, before you begin trading on your own, we strongly advise you to first trade with the assistance of an experienced professional commodity broker.

Below are some free publications to expand your futures trading knowledge.

Sugar No. 11 Market Information. ICE Futures U.S. Exchange. FREE sugar futures e-brochure.

Cocoa Market Information. ICE Futures U.S. Exchange. FREE cocoa futures e-brochure.

Frozen Orange Juice Market Information. ICE Futures U.S. Exchange. FREE orange juice futures e-brochure.

Coffee "C" Market Information. ICE Futures U.S. Exchange. FREE coffee futures e-brochure.

Cotton No. 2 Market Information. ICE Futures U.S. Exchange. FREE cotton futures e-brochure.

CBOT Agricultural Markets. Chicago Board of Trade. FREE grain futures e-brochure.

Commodity trading is not suitable for everyone. The risk of loss in trading can be substantial. This material has been prepared by a sales or trading employee or agent of Van Commodities, Inc. and is, or is in the nature of, a solicitation. This material is not a research report prepared by Van Commodities, Inc. Research Department. Please view our Risk Disclosure.

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