Commodity Broking

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Commodity Broking

Tradewell provides trading in Commodities through its group company, Tradewell Finvest Pvt. Ltd.

Tradewell Finvest is an
active member of

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Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX)

Why Commodity Broking

Big Market -
Diverse Prospect

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The Commodity Market includes major products like Bullion, Metals, Energy and Agriculture. Trading in Commodities, provides a lucrative market potential for entire financial value chain such as investors, arbitragers, hedgers, traders, manufacturers, exporters and importers.

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Huge Potential

The Commodity Exchange estimated to be more than Rs. 14,000 crore daily turnover. This provides a huge potential to the investors to earn more profits.

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Easy-to-
understand Concept

Commodity trading markets functions on a simple theory of “Price is a function of Demand and Supply.” This simplicity of concept encourages investors to understand it better and thus exploit the opportunity.

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Portfolio Diversifier

Commodity Futures derive their prices from the underlying idea that “commodity and commodity prices cannot become zero.” Since Commodity prices cannot become zero, Commodity has a global presence. Hence, it is considered to be a good portfolio diversifier in financial investments.

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Extended Trading
for more Potential

The versatility of Indian commodity market is, it operates for 14 hours a day covering timings of all major international commodity exchanges. This extended trading scenario provides traders with ample time to earn profits.

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Option of Trading
in Demat Form

Now, one needs not to hold commodities physically in warehouses. With the advent of today’s technology, depositories are offering flexible way to hold your commodities in a Demat form.

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Advantage of
Commodity Futures
Trading

Futures Trading provides hassle free costs of settlements and storage for traders who do not want custody. The most lucrative element of Futures Trading is that it allows investors to participate and trade at nominal costs. That means in other words, you no longer need to put the whole amount for trading; only the margin is required. Traders can short sell and profit from falling prices.