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I will answer any question regarding the commodity futures/options topics
I have been a commodities broker for 30 years.
BS Graduated 1976
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I am sorry but I do not think there is data on historical data on options. It would be meaningless unless you know how much time was left on the option, what the absolute value of the underlying futures
You actually OWN the commodity, but really, you have only put a small downpayment up for the contract known as MARGIN. When the contract enters the DELIVERY stage, you must liquidate it at the current
Let me first suggest to you that INVESTING is not a correct term, in the world of commodities. Commodity markets are really more of a speculation, than an investment. When you buy, or sell, a FUTURES CONTRACT
As long as the brands that you are buying is a recognized hallmark, it matters not what you buy. You must be careful not to pay a large premium over the silver price or you will never make money. Silver
I must say that there is a slight conflict here, as I myself am a commodity trader, and I of course, think that my platform is the best. If you have interest in looking into this, please email me directly

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