Commodity trading can be a risky business, especially when it comes to counterparty risk. In this article, the author shares his experience and expertise in identifying red flags when dealing with new counterparties. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing these red flags to avoid being scammed or wasting time and money on deals that are unlikely to materialize.
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Attending conferences and trade shows is an essential way to find new leads and understand the latest industry trends. In this video, the speaker takes the viewer on a journey to a conference in Singapore, sharing tips and tricks for successful networking and lead generation.
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Commodity trading companies are some of the largest private companies in the world, with revenues in the billions of dollars. Despite their significant impact on daily life, these companies often operate in the shadows, unknown to the general public. In this video, viewers will gain insight into the five core activities of commodity trading companies, including purchasing, transporting, processing, and selling commodities, as well as the added value they provide through the supply chain.
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Commodity brokerage may seem like an attractive career path for those seeking to make a lot of money, but according to the speaker in this video, it is not a viable means of accumulating wealth. In fact, pursuing deals as a commodity broker may actually prevent one from becoming rich. This video aims to explain why this is the case and why aspiring commodity brokers should reconsider their career choices.
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Starting a commodity trading business without prior experience can seem daunting, but it is possible. In a short video, Daniel, a former commodity trader, shares his insights on how to get started in this field. He emphasizes the importance of starting small and building up experience from the ground up.
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