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Expert Profile: Eric Brown

Expertise:  I will answer any question regarding the commodity futures/options topics

Experience in the area
I have been a commodities broker for 25 years.

Education/Credentials
BS Graduated 1976

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Prestige Points: 210
Knowledge   9.57   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.57   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.57   Best of the best
Politeness   9.57   Best of the best
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Total Questions
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the best
(mike fairwell on 03/30/08)
Only an * because of the "sounds Like" wording.
(John on 12/20/07)
hey eric thank you for your answer.. i appreciate your help to clarify my doubts.it wss really very useful..
(ronny dsouza on 09/20/07)
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Recent Answers from Eric Brown
2008-09-28  short selling contract If your reason to be short/long in different accounts is in case you have a loss in one, you can have a profit in the other??? Very smart. No one has ever thought of that. And may I ask, what is the purpose...
2008-09-28  short selling contract This is really a question for your accountant, but you may not be long in one account and short in another, unless it is a hedge position, which it is not. Your end of yesr P/L is based on mark to market...
2008-06-30  Forex Training/Tutorials ...cant really help you on this one. Most of the companies that trade in the spot cash currency markets are not regulated, and usually sell you a bill of goods ttto get you to open an account. The spreads...
2008-06-12  forex trading I really do not suggest that you plavce money in this unregistered houses for trading. Unless you are trading futures contracts, you money is not segregated, and you are at risk with the company you trade...
2008-04-08  mini dow ($5) pricing You are talking about a futures contract. How can you expect it to move tick for tick? What if there are more buyers than sellers, bidding it up? Or...the other way around? There is also an interest rate...
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