Rogers Commodity Index: Where to Trade It ?

[TGM]

Quote from chud:

You could trade DBC if you like ETF's.

DBC is a narrow basket and the RICI is very broad. However, they are close beta's of one another. The DBC only has like 4 commodity sectors in it and the RICI has every commodity sector and then some. Rogers has also done specialized commodity sector indexes that are not as broad like a Rogers Metal index and a Grain index ---however the CME has not listed them as of yet.

take a look

 

[TGM]

sorry it did not post them both

here is the RICI

 

[Tigerjaw]

Thanks everyone for your comments & suggestions. Best regards, - - -

 

[bludawg]

"Have any of you purchased the Rogers TRAKR or another index type fund that would accomplish what I'm looking for ? If so, what broker are you using ?"

Just came upon this thread......

I have just researched the same question. Man Financial trades the Rogers TRAKR........

Man Financial
http://www.manfutures.com/
800.621.0265

 

[sprstpd]

Quote from bludawg:

[BMan Financial
http://www.manfutures.com/
800.621.0265 [/B]

They don't seem to list their commission schedule on their website. Where is it?

 

[bludawg]

Commissions aren't shown. Under 'Open Account' "Account Plan' they show a number of different plans. You need to contact them for info based on your plan selection.

 

[ellokn]

"Uhlmann Price Securities, through an agreement with ABN-AMRO, offers clients access to the RICI AG Structured Note."

See:
http://www.upsecurities.com/solutions/rogers_international_commodity_agindex.htm