A New York resident, Sean Kemery graduated from Skidmore College summa cum laude and holds a bachelor of arts in economics with a minor in finance. Sean Kemery was a portfolio manager at Deutsche Bank and is experienced and familiar with commodity and currency markets.
Commodities are physical substances such as gold, silver, oil, or agricultural products, and commodity trading can be practiced in many ways. Traders can buy and sell futures contracts of the commodities, the physical or raw materials that are used in production chains, or physical goods such as gold or silver. In commodity trading, traders look to predict future price changes of the commodities and purchase commodities when their prices are lower in order to sell them when the prices increase. The prices of commodities can be changed by economic trends and a trader needs to have extensive knowledge in commodities and trends to earn profits from it. The price of commodities can also be shifted by natural disasters which result in a reduced supply. Unlike bond or stock trading, commodities do not provide a passive income as they do not provide dividends. A trader therefore needs to be completely accurate in a prediction if they want to earn profit from commodity trading.
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AuthorAs a director and senior trader at Deutsche Bank AG in New York, Sean Kemery handles commodities trading and indexes. Archives
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