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Commodities include goods important to everyday life such as food, energy, and metals. Commodity options are a way for investors to diversify their portfolios beyond traditional stocks or a way to profit (or lose) from a prediction about price movements.

Investing in commodity options wasn't very common before the era of the internet. This type of investing required big investments of time, money, and knowledge. But today there are many ways to enter the commodity trading market, some that are fairly easy for average investors to partake of.

Commodity options are agreements to sell or buy at some point in the future a specific amount of a commodity at a set price. Options are available on gold, oil, natural gas, and agricultural products like crops or cattle. Most commodity future traders are institutional users of the commodities they trade, such as airlines with crude oil. These investors use commodity trading to stake a position to reduce the risk of financial loss due to a change in price of the commodity. For example, in 2008, airlines who had "locked in" fuel at earlier prices saved money over their counterparts who bought at market prices as the price per barrel of crude soared that summer.

Individual commodity options investors are usually speculators. Speculators typically close out their positions before the contract is over so that they never actually take delivery of the physical commodity. With commodity options, small price changes can mean big gains or losses in short time periods - sometimes only a matter of a few minutes.

 

 

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