Have my first $1k set for investing in markets.
Want to invest Commodities or Commodity Futures.
Looking at irregular trading, I won't be doing day trading.
>Which sites do you suggest, and why?
Thanks in advance!
(pic is my money spawning into even more money)
Opening First Online Trade
Colton Roberts
Jaxson Howard
deribit, want a ref?
i dont mine, gonna do it either:
www.deribit.com/
reg-2828.9069
Juan Smith
Thanks for the link.
I hadn't considered BitCoin, as I was thinking physical commodities.
Maybe when I have more to invest, and Bitcoin has a better history, I can look at the world of cryptos. Besides, it's at a high right now, that seems like a bad place to enter.
More importantly I don't want to limit my options from the outset. I may only end up trading one commodity at a time for the first while, but I want to be able to move into more than one market.
Caleb Martinez
I looked at Robinhood, but they don't seem to trade Commodities. Can anyone correct me if I'm wrong?
Asher Harris
I went into tastyworks.com like the paste bin suggests, and was impressed by the $1.25 per contract execution, but then when I looked through their fees they had an extra $.30 "clearing fee," per transaction on top of the exchange fees they didn't add in.
Why didn't these %#$ just list that shit up front?
Now I don't trust them.
Jaxson Myers
Last bump, still hoping someone can suggest something.
Asher Morgan
IIRC you need a lot of money to trade commodities, like 100K liquid in your margin account to even get started.
Thomas Wilson
Do some research & let me know
Tyler Rogers
oh. well, that's gonna change things.
I wonder if my 580 credit score is good enough for the 99k?
Can anyone confirm? that trading commodities requires bulk cash?
Is there a way around this?
Samuel Martin
If you're retarded enough to not be able to google this, just throw the money in a river. The end result will be the same, but with less stress. You're welcome.