Swiss International Commodities and Futures Exchange Advises Investors to be More selective in Trading Commodities in times of Global Economic Recovery
One of the highlights of the soon-to-be-released research from Swiss International Commodities and Futures Exchange, an internationally known derivative exchange, is its comprehensive recommendation focuses on being more selective in commodity trading during the times of global economic recovery.
- (1888PressRelease) October 26, 2011 - Swiss International Commodities and Futures Exchange highly recommends investors to become highly selective and aware in allocating funds to commodities in order to gain profits from any trading activity while the entire industry is undergoing economic recovery which is expected to happen in 2012.
"We are planning to maintain a huge allocation to commodities during this time, and then assertively expand our positions when the initial sign of recovery takes place. While global economic recovery is fast approaching, we believe that commodities are ready to hit new highs and will continue to increase in value once the recovery commences to gather momentum," said Dwight Sidler, Senior Equity Research Analyst at SICFEX.
Until the start of the economic recovery, SICFEX will closely focus at selected commodities that need specifically long lead times to add capability or encounter demanding geographical barriers. For instance, SICFEX observed that iron are used in the fabrication of steel will become very eye-catching to investors once the economic recovery begins, nonetheless, in the existing climate and market trends, gold and silver will maintain to surpass the majority of investment channels in today's volatile markets.
"Concentrating more on commodity investments with rigid commodity basics and producers with cost-effective position is among the best approach for these markets. Business entities with low-cost positions will experience an expanded time of above average profitability and cash flow," added Dwight Sidler.
The research conducted by a team of Senior Equity Research Analysts of SICFEX will be released on the first quarter of 2012. This research aims to assist traders and investors in selecting the best commodity products in the industry to trade in while the economic recovery takes place. The research is also expected to offer fundamentals on commodity trading in light of the global economic recovery to avoid investment risks.
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