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Can I buy a Commodities (oil) contract without it being a "future" ?
clm15 expires in 5 years and costs $72 a barrel.... yuk. Can I just buy 1,000 barrels for $40 a barrel now and keep it until I want to sell it? I don't want to take possession of the oil or store the oil. I just want an I-owe-you.
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have the oil company store it for you until the price get high enough that it worth selling at a profit. do you understand anything about the purpose fo the commodites market. |
You can buy a thousand shares of this http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor...rue&Symbol=USO
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Options & shorts but you better be watching that shit daily and picking good strikes.
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that would be nice profit :)
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Maybe someone knows of a better Oil ETF? |
Buy some company/ETF that drills/sells oil, the price of the stock will move as the price of oil moves AND you will make some dividends along the way too...
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are you slow ?
you already posted the same thread i remember replying too weeks ago with the same question. |
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Option prices move more than the underlining commodity if theres volatility. Give yourself enough time with the option Good Luck |
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you buy a future with a date lets say the date is March 1st on march 1st you become the owner of the oil in question unless you sell the future before then. there is no other way to buy oil that i know of and most people that will post in your thread are idiots and wont get anywhere near your question. if you are in the usa and need a brokers to explain it to you i know a few brokers. if your not in the usa find yourself a broker spend the 10 min's on the phone with him and ask your questions. |
Kard63 why would someone let you get an oil IOU for 1,000 barrels that you can cash in at any time in the future? I mean what would be in it for them, the 40,000 in cash they can already get right now? Leaving futures off the table since you claim you do not want them.
What happens if you buy 1,000 barrels today at 40 each and then next week it drops to 30 bucks a barrel? Or in your mind should you be allowed to hold onto it for as long as you want through stagnate periods and lows, until it reaches an acceptable high where then you would sell it at a profit? Without ever actually having it in your possession. |
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I give up.
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