Interested in trading commodity futures and confused by all the new terms like candlesticks, options hedging, paper trading, market orders.  Well, you've found the right place.  This new edition of the Commodity Trader's Helper was written as a network of web pages and has been greatly expanded over the original version.  It's loaded with definitions and examples and comes with a rich collection of links to useful World Wide Web sites and tutorial material.

The Commodity Trader's Helper is a collection of definitions, examples and references written as a collection of web pages and especially for the new futures trader. The examples and definitions assume no prior trading knowledge and are presented in a clear and concise manner. Additionally, because it is written as a network of web pages, hypertext is freely used to offer quick explanations and extended examples where required. You can find a topic by looking through the Contents listing or by searching the index.

                                                               

Get a feel for the appearance of the Helper by clicking the following link:

The Commodity Trader's Helper Home Page

The examples and definitions include topics in options, spreads, hedging, trading and charting. The section on charting includes both bar and candlestick charting. The references include a listing of commodity related books, periodicals, data vendors, software vendors, brokers and book suppliers.  A text-style booklet section is also included to present the material in a tutorial manner as well.

The Commodity Trader's Helper is available as a networked collection of web pages and includes installers and uninstallers so the system is easily installed and removed from your computer.