Trade Masters In Mumbai, India

MUMBAI, India - April 24, 2013 - PRLog -- Commodity markets are open to the public, and commodities are traded in exchanges such as the New York Mercantile Exchange. Commodities are characterized by price, and the price of a commodity is determined by its market -- supply and demand. Energy, metals, livestock and meat, and agriculture are four categories of commodities traded every day. Commodities are also referred to as soft or hard depending on whether they are grown or mined, explains an analyst at Trade Master Information Services, a Mumbai-based leading online investment advisory.

Commodities trading also known as futures trading, allows traders to buy or sell
commodities at a certain price on a particular date. Computer systems and network technology has made commodities trading accessible to anyone with a computer and a few thousand rupees. Futures are traded on margin and only a small deposit is required to purchase a large amount of an asset. Volatility in the commodities market has attracted millions of retail traders. Gold and silver trading, for example, have enriched millions of retail traders, explains the analyst.For more information, please visit Master Information Services.