What are commodity futures, and how can you trade them?

Also - if you know the answer to any of the following. Thank you very much.

2) What does it mean when the government "pluggs" tax loopholes for employees?

3) Is is possible to get a list of the SEC's "sanitized investments"?

4) What are non-regestered security investments, or private placement memorandum?

5) A person lost millions in an investment deal, and had to pay the tax department for untaxed income that went into the deal. *What is the "untaxed income"?
*Is there anyway to avoid this?

6) What does it mean for the p/e to be high or low in an investment?

7) What are venture capital investments?

8) Why do investors build biusnesses in order to buy assets?

Futures are just a trade on a future price, For example if you are trading a 5000 0z gold contract you make or lose $5000. for every dollar move in the price . You can be long or Short (make money if it goes up or down). All it costs is the cost of the trade with your broker and you need an (margin ) account with money for them to take or deposit money. Very tricky even for the Best! Best used to hedge not speculate!....I was a Commodity Broker! Now I am a Gold Coin Broker . Mucho Safer!

buying selling comm. in e-format & paying partly
5-15% only
& getting full profit
eg buy gold F@600
Invetment 60 (10%)
sell @ 700
net profit 100

study charts first

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