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Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostGold is what you want to buy. Its in an ascending triangle on the 1hr chart. Could very well break to the upside.
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostPalm Oil – Should I take a long or short position in this commodity?
I have been told to consider the US Dollar denominated contract on the Malaysian Stock and Commodities exchange. The symbol is FUPO. However, for some reason it doesn’t trade much.
Any thoughts on FUPO?
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postcontract size = 25 metric tons
I wonder how much that is in volume?
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postcontract size = 25 metric tons
I wonder how much that is in volume?
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostPalm Oil – Should I take a long or short position in this commodity?
I have been told to consider the US Dollar denominated contract on the Malaysian Stock and Commodities exchange. The symbol is FUPO. However, for some reason it doesn’t trade much.
Any thoughts on FUPO?
I wonder how much that is in volume?
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostPalm Oil – Should I take a long or short position in this commodity?
I have been told to consider the US Dollar denominated contract on the Malaysian Stock and Commodities exchange. The symbol is FUPO. However, for some reason it doesn’t trade much.
Any thoughts on FUPO?
Yawn!!
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AtW - I need your expert financial advice....
Palm Oil – Should I take a long or short position in this commodity?
I have been told to consider the US Dollar denominated contract on the Malaysian Stock and Commodities exchange. The symbol is FUPO. However, for some reason it doesn’t trade much.
Any thoughts on FUPO?Tags: None
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