India is banning futures trading on various ag futures

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If there was no futures market for the scammers to pike oil and gold, they would never get to these levels you #$%#$.

The excuse the thieves use is 'well thats the market price' when they rip you a new one.

Giant game, and they obviously have many of you fooled.

What nonsense. In the futures markets there has to be someone on the short side of every long contract and the shorts help keep prices in line. In a pure cash market there is no practical way to short so prices can reach even higher peak levels than in a futures market. The lack of an active futures market in steel hasn't stopped steel prices from going through the roof.
 
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May 8 (Bloomberg) -- India, the world's second-largest importer of vegetable oils, has expanded bans on trading of food futures as the government intensified efforts to cool inflation that's at the highest in more than three years.

Trading in soybean oil, potatoes and chick peas will be suspended on exchanges including the Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. today, said Anupam Mishra, a director at the Forward Markets Commission, an industry regulator. Trading in rubber futures also will be suspended.


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We would never do that, now would we.

If we start taking our cue's from India the whole world is not what I thought it was. India is a great growth story, and due to demographics alone it should remain so for a long time, but the government of India is held together by a very fragile co-illition most of the time, with communists and very left wing socialists having their say on most important matters. This is especially true on the state level from what I understand.
 
Quote from jeb9999:

What nonsense. In the futures markets there has to be someone on the short side of every long contract and the shorts help keep prices in line. In a pure cash market there is no practical way to short so prices can reach even higher peak levels than in a futures market. The lack of an active futures market in steel hasn't stopped steel prices from going through the roof.

ummm, are you sure about this?
 
Quote from stock777:

If there was no futures market for the scammers to pike oil and gold, they would never get to these levels you #$%#$.

The excuse the thieves use is 'well thats the market price' when they rip you a new one.

Giant game, and they obviously have many of you fooled.


Markets are never rational nor balanced.

happened with the Hunt brothers cornering Silver. Only that time they had wall street by the balls.

Caught on the wrong side of the trade, the greedy fucks on Wall st. didn't go away. They went to congress and changed the margin requirements.

This time the greedy fucks on wall street have the rest of the world by the balls. And congress in their back pocket, corrupt as usual.

These are the type of operators running the great oil swindle.

http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSN2139523420080521

The threat of jail time isn't enough of a deterrent for some of these greedy fucks.
 
Quote from stock777:

If there was no futures market for the scammers to pike oil and gold, they would never get to these levels you #$%#$.

If that is true, then how do you explain commodities that have no futures markets, but which have gone up even more than gold or oil?

What about the many stocks, with a whopping 50% margin requirement, which have gone up further than gold or oil?
 
Quote from RhinoGG:

ummm, are you sure about this?

Economic studies of futures vs non-futures markets have consistently found greater price volatility in the latter.
 
Spend a dollar or .6 Euros, to read the 5/23 WSJ.

They explain much of what is happening in the futures markets as a function of bets gone bad and forced buying.

I stand by my thesis.

Do you stand by yours?

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