Turn 5K into 30K By Buying Commodities, & Trading Foreign Currencies
Offshore Commodity Option Investing & Foreign Exchange Trading - Option One International
The fast paced business of commodities trading, it can be difficult to
find someone who wants to take the time to help you understand the
potential profit opportunities as well as the risks involved in
today's markets.
Option One International is a full service offshore commodity trading
firm. We have built our business reputation on the premise that an
educated trader should make better trades.
Option One International is a client friendly commodity options firm
that puts the needs of the client ahead of its own. We are dedicated
to providing the best service available in the industry today and to
provide its clients with the tools that can assist them in becoming
more successful in their commodity trading. We work with our clients
on a team basis.
We offer our clients a supermarket of benefits. Along with exceptional
service, fast callbacks and advisors that work to earn your business
each and every day, we strive to bring you the very best in services
that will help you in your investing goals. We avail you a state of
the art trading platform which our investors can see there accounts
trading live 24/7 worldwide.
Our advisors look forward to helping you achieve your trading and
investment goals. You have our word that you will receive the highest
quality of service, the patience you need, and the knowledge you
expect in a commodity trading firm.
Overview
Located in Sunny Panama and Costa Rica we trade the worldwide
Commodities Options markets. We strive to help the beginning trader
and veteran alike gain an edge in today's markets. Are you:
Thinking about Trading?
Currently Trading ?
Tired of High Rates and no Service ?
Looking for Effective Tools to help Analyze your Trades ?
If you answered "Yes" to any of these questions - We Can Help!
Call us and find out about our Approach to Trading.
We have the knowledge and patience a new investor needs along with the
experience and service a seasoned investor demands.
Contact Us
Option One International
Toll-Free No.: (866) 978-7168
Fax No: (866) 494-7583
E-Mail Us: info@optiononeinternational.com
Learn how to trade Commodity Options from a seasoned professional.
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There is a risk of loss when trading options contracts.
Buying and Selling Commodity & Options -
Buying and selling commodities is very similar to buying stocks and bonds on the stock market
but with much more risk. Since it is much more volatile, commodity trading is very
speculative, involves a high degree of risk, and is designed only for sophisticated investors.
Because of the leverage involved, you can achieve a higher rate of return than from most other
forms of investment.
Excerpts From Recent News Relevant To These Markets
(We recommend that you research these full articles)-
Going Up Again: Look for gas prices to rise over next few months, AAA says
Local gas prices passed the $2 mark in Forsyth County yesterday as refineries shut down to prepare for the annual switch to summer gasoline blends.
At least one station in Clemmons is selling regular unleaded gas for $2.09 a gallon and one in Winston-Salem has a $2.02 price. Many stations in the area are at $1.99.
But the average price of regular unleaded gas in the Triad reached the $2 mark, up 17 cents from a month ago, according to AAA Carolinas.
"Basically what we are seeing is that the refineries are switching over to their cleaner fuel that is required by law for the summer months," said Brendan Byrnes, a spokesman for AAA Carolinas. "They're having to cut production as they are retooling their factories. So a lot of this is just what we normally see this time of year as they get ready for increased demand over the spring break and summer travel time."
Byrnes said that the cleaner fuel simply costs more to make and refine and that factories also have to cut their supplies when they close down parts of their operations to make the changeovers.
AAA expects prices to continue to rise over the next three months, possibly reaching $2.50 a gallon in the heart of summer.
"That's the outer limit if we see people back to their normal travel habits, unlike last year," Byrnes said.
He said he does not expect the $4-a-gallon gas of summer 2008.
Crude oil prices, which have been fluctuating for weeks, fell below $49 a barrel yesterday, despite the rise in gas prices.
The Associated Press reported that unease about the economy is raising doubts about the demand for energy around the world.
http://www2.journalnow.com/content/2009/mar/31/going-up-again/news/ -
Production Cutbacks, Threat of War May Push Gas Prices Up To $3 By Summer
WEST COVINA - That talk about gasoline prices dropping to $1 a gallon appears to be just that - talk. Just when you thought it was safe to fill up the tank, unleaded gas could be selling for $3 a gallon by summer.
Refinery cutbacks and fears about war in the Middle East coupled with the cost of getting fuel to market and oil companies' need to make a buck, will all contribute to the increase, said Bob van der Valk, a Washington-based fuel-pricing analyst.
"Hey, get it while you can.... Buy now, because you ain't gonna get it in any cheaper," van der Valk said Friday, after releasing his latest forecast - "The Crude Reality and Market Update."
Gasoline prices, he said, have bottomed out.
http://www.optiononeinternational.com/articles/production-cutbacks-threat-of-war-may-push-gas-prices-up-to-$3-by-summer.shtml -
Here Comes $500 Oil By Brian O'Keefe
"If Matt Simmons is right, the recent drop in crude prices is an illusion - and oil could be headed for the stratosphere. He's just hoping we can prevent civilization from imploding." CNNMONEY.COM. "HERE COMES $500 OIL". ONLINE SEPTEMBER 22, 2008.
http://money.cnn.com/2008/09/15/news/economy/500dollaroil_okeefe.fortune/index.htm -
Sanctions, War and Iranian Oil
"Iran's role as a significant Persian Gulf oil exporter has inevitably generated anxiety about the fallout from heightened tensions between Tehran and Washington over the nuclear issue and the situation in Iraq. Western concerns are that Iran's efforts to develop a nuclear energy program are in fact a cover for the acquisition of nuclear weapons." " World Politics Review Exclusive, "Iran, Sanctions and War: the Oil Factor", Online November 5th 2008.
http://www.worldpoliticsreview.com/article.aspx?id=1247
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