The spot electronic trading platform for bulk commodities provides an online trading and market analysis platform for manufacturers and sellers to buy and sell bulk commodities. Through the platform, various trading processes such as ordering, bidding, auction, bidding, matching and listing of bulk commodities can be realized. The system is a comprehensive e-commerce platform integrating online transaction, online payment, logistics management and market analysis.
The purpose of establishing a spot electronic trading platform for bulk commodities is to make bulk commodities circulate rapidly, including metals, agricultural products, energy, chemicals, property rights, financial derivatives and so on. Further promote social and economic development.
The development of electronic trading platform software for bulk commodities will determine the prospect and scale of electronic trading in the future. A more advanced trading software system will be beneficial to the storage, trading and circulation of bulk commodities, reduce the regional differences of the same kind of bulk commodities, and play a boosting role in building a special domestic bulk commodity trading center. Refer to Zhang Yun Finance!
Question 2: What does commodity mean? In the financial investment market, bulk commodities refer to homogeneous, tradable commodities such as crude oil, nonferrous metals, agricultural products, iron ore and coal, which are widely used as industrial basic raw materials. Including three categories, namely energy commodities, basic raw materials and agricultural and sideline products.
? First, the price fluctuates greatly. Only when commodity prices fluctuate greatly, traders who intend to avoid price risks need to use forward prices to determine prices first. For example, some commodities are subject to monopoly prices or planned prices, and the prices are basically unchanged. There is no need for commodity operators to use futures trading to avoid price risks or lock in costs.
Second, the supply and demand are large. The function of the futures market is based on the extensive participation of both the supply and demand sides of commodities. Only goods with large spot supply and demand can fully compete in a wide range and form authoritative prices.
Third, it is easy to classify and standardize. The quality standard of the delivered goods is stipulated in the futures contract in advance. Therefore, futures varieties must be commodities with stable quality, otherwise, it will be difficult to standardize.
Fourth, it is convenient for storage and transportation. Commodity futures are generally forward delivery commodities, which requires these commodities to be easy to store, not easy to deteriorate and easy to transport, so as to ensure the smooth delivery of futures.
Question 3: What do you mean by commodity? Commodity:
Refers to the material goods that can enter the circulation field, but are not retail links, have commodity attributes and are used for industrial and agricultural production and consumption. In the financial investment market, bulk commodities refer to homogeneous and tradable commodities widely used as industrial basic raw materials, such as crude oil, non-ferrous metals, steel, agricultural products, iron ore and coal. Including three categories, namely energy commodities, basic raw materials and agricultural and sideline products.
Question 4: What is a commodity? Bulk inventory [1] refers to material goods that can enter the circulation field, but are not retail links, and have commodity attributes and are used for industrial and agricultural production and consumption. In the financial investment market, bulk commodities refer to homogeneous and tradable commodities widely used as industrial basic raw materials, such as crude oil, non-ferrous metals, steel, agricultural products, iron ore and coal. Including three categories, namely energy commodities, basic raw materials and agricultural and sideline products.
Chinese name Bulk Stock is also called FI special point in mbth. Catalogue of agricultural and sideline products, metals and chemical products with large price fluctuations and large supply and demand 1 characteristics 2 categories 3 transactions? Futures? Spots? Electronic 4 market? Trend? Ring chain? Status quo? Overall situation 5 Influence feature editing 1: The price fluctuates greatly. Only when commodity prices fluctuate greatly, traders who intend to avoid price risks need to use forward prices to determine prices first. For example, some commodities are subject to monopoly prices or planned prices, and the prices are basically unchanged. There is no need for commodity operators to use futures trading to avoid price risks or lock in costs. Second, the supply and demand are large. The function of the futures market is based on the extensive participation of both the supply and demand sides of commodities. Only goods with large spot supply and demand can fully compete in a wide range and form authoritative prices. Third, it is easy to classify and standardize. The quality standard of the delivered goods is stipulated in the futures contract in advance. Therefore, futures varieties must be commodities with stable quality, otherwise, it will be difficult to standardize. Fourth, it is convenient for storage and transportation. Commodity futures are generally long-term delivery commodities, which requires these commodities to be easy to store, not easy to deteriorate and convenient to transport, so as to ensure the smooth delivery of futures. At the same time, commodities have five characteristics: 1, large supply and demand, origin, raw materials, unified national price limit, and affecting the national economy and people's livelihood.
There are about 20 kinds of agricultural and sideline products, including tea, apples, corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, swallowtail wheat, barley, rye, pork breast, pigs, live cattle, calves, soybean flour, soybean oil, cocoa, coffee, cotton, wool, sugar, orange juice, rapeseed oil and eggs, including soybeans, corn and eggs. 10 metal products: including gold, silver, copper, iron, aluminum, lead, zinc, nickel, palladium and platinum. 5 kinds of chemical products: crude oil, heating oil, unleaded gasoline, propane, natural rubber, etc.
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Futures Shanghai futures: copper, aluminum, zinc, natural rubber, fuel oil and gold; Dalian futures: soybean, soybean meal, corn, soybean oil, palm oil, plastics and coke. Zhengzhou futures: hard wheat, strong gluten wheat, sugar, cotton, PTA, vegetable oil and methanol. Commodities can be designed as futures, and options can be traded as financial instruments, which can better realize price discovery and avoid price risks. Because bulk commodities are mostly industrial bases and at the forefront, the changes of futures and spot prices reflecting their supply and demand will directly affect the whole economic system. For example, rising copper prices will increase the production costs of electronics, construction and power industries, while rising oil prices will lead to rising prices of chemical products and push up the prices and supply of other energy sources such as coal and alternative energy. Investors, especially those who invest in related industries, should pay close attention to the supply and demand of commodities and price changes.
Question 5: What do you mean by commodities? Can you shorten it? Bulk inventory refers to material goods that can enter the circulation field, but are not retail links, and have commodity attributes and are used for industrial and agricultural production and consumption. In the financial investment market, bulk commodities refer to homogeneous and tradable commodities widely used as industrial basic raw materials, such as crude oil, non-ferrous metals, steel, agricultural products, iron ore and coal. Including three categories, namely energy commodities, basic raw materials and agricultural and sideline products.
Commodities can also be short, but the risk is greater.
Question 6: What's the difference between international commodity trading and domestic commodity trading? All have the same name but different names.
Question 7: What is a commodity? What do you mean by commodity? Bulk trade refers to commodity trading.
Generally speaking, bulk commodities are important commodities related to the national economy and people's livelihood, and are material commodities bought and sold in large quantities.
Including three categories, namely energy commodities, basic raw materials and bulk agricultural products. Common commodities include crude oil, non-ferrous metals, agricultural products, iron ore and coal.
According to the Interim Measures for the Administration of Commodity Trading (Draft for Comment) issued by the Ministry of Commerce, it is defined as:
The entry condition is that the buyer and the seller pay a deposit.
Through centralized matchmaking transactions.
Commodity standardization contract transaction
Institutions or markets that implement debt-free settlement on the same day, debt-free settlement on the next day or other early settlement systems based on floating profits and losses within the validity period of the contract,
Except for futures exchanges established according to law.
Question 8: What exactly does commodity mean? Commodity market refers to the place where commodities are traded. Bulk commodities refer to material commodities that can enter the circulation field, but are not retail links, and have the commodity attributes of industrial and agricultural production and consumption. In the financial investment market, bulk commodities refer to homogeneous, tradable commodities such as crude oil, nonferrous metals, agricultural products, iron ore and coal, which are widely used as industrial basic raw materials. Commodities include three categories, namely energy commodities, basic raw materials and bulk agricultural products. So there are related commodity trading places, that is, various commodity markets, also known as commodity exchanges. Such as the the New York Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Mercantile Exchanges. Commodities can be traded in spot or designed as financial instruments such as futures and options, which can better realize price discovery and avoid price risks. Because commodities are mostly industrial bases and at the forefront, the changes in futures and spot prices reflecting their supply and demand will directly affect the entire economic system. For example, rising copper prices will increase the production costs of electronics, construction and power industries, while rising oil prices will lead to rising prices of chemical products and push up the prices and supply of other energy sources such as coal and alternative energy. Investors, especially those who invest in related industries, should pay close attention to the supply and demand of commodities and price changes.
Question 9: What is the difference between commodities and stocks? (1) Stock: Advantages: T+ 1 transaction, market value (unless the listed company goes bankrupt), suitable for single-line, 100% margin quilt cover can wait for the opportunity, suitable for middle-line people.
Disadvantages: you can't play that day, the washing is bad and shaking badly, which limits the effective use of funds; It can only go up but not down, which limits the direction of trading. It is suggested that the risk should stop rising and falling at 10%.
(2) Spot: Advantages: T+0 trading, two-way trading, both ups and downs, playing on the same day, unlimited trading times on the same day, 20% margin system, 7% ups and downs, and strong risk controllability are recommended.
Disadvantages: hidden, knowing fewer people than stocks, (investment value is greater than stocks), not suitable for large funds (of course, there is no problem for skilled people because they can hedge).
(3) Futures: Advantages: T+0 trading, two-way trading, both ups and downs, unlimited times of entry and exit in the same day, margin of about 1%-5%, capital amplification.
Disadvantages: the risk controllability is weak, and the games played by large funds are not suitable for small and medium-sized funds.