Global Commodities Trading Masterclass

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How to Learn Better

The Brain Coach, Jim Kwik, says:

“In school, we’re taught lessons, but we’re not taught HOW to learn.”

So, we’ve incorporated learning prompts throughout this course and below are some key tips to keep in mind as you go through each lesson:

  • Use good old pen and paper (or a notepad) to make your own notes for each lesson (instead of digital devices). This helps with retention.
  • Ask empowering questions: How does each lesson apply to you?
  • Reflect on what you learned
  • Review what you’ve learned
  • Learning chunks: the human brain can only focus on something between 10-40 minutes. Each lesson is split into small digestible chunks.
  • Don’t try to binge watch a course like Netflix.
  • Schedule your learning each day (just a little each day is fine)

Help

If at any time you have any technical problems, please check the Knowledge Base first, if you can’t find the answer, feel free to email us at: [email protected].

Course Content

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Contemporary Global Commodities Markets
How Commodities Markets Work 29 Topics
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Lesson Content
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How Commodities Markets Work Introduction
Commodity Inputs & Products
Value Chains & Industrial Product Creation
Value Chains & Industrial Product Creation – Continued
Value Chains – Raw Commodities Production & Extraction
Value Chains – Gathering & Local Transportation
Value Chains – Local Pre-Processing
Value Chains – International Transportation
Value Chains – Processing & Refining
Value Chains – Final Processing & End Products
Value Chains – Storage
Value Chains – Supply Contracts & Incoterms
Value Chains – Payment Guarantees & Funding
Value Chains – Commodity Firms Business Strategies
Key Interdependencies Amongst Markets – Substitutes
Key Interdependencies Amongst Markets – Complements
Key Interdependencies Amongst Markets – Competing End Uses
Key Interdependencies Amongst Markets – Competition for Basic Resources
Key Interdependencies Amongst Markets – The International Commodities Complex
Key Commodity Market Players – Supply
Key Commodity Market Players – Demand
Key Commodity Market Players – Vertical Integration
Key Commodity Market Players – Supply & Demand: China, Africa & Latin America
Key Commodity Market Players – Traders
Key Commodity Market Players – Traders Example
Key Commodity Market Players – Setting Commodity Pricing Levels
Key Commodity Market Players – How Government Intervention Impacts Commodities
Key Commodity Market Players – “Paper” Markets
Key Commodity Market Players – “Paper” Markets: Buy-Side
Macro Factors in Commodities Markets 46 Topics
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Temporal Dimensionality – Short, Medium, Long-Term Pricing Dynamics
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Spot Prices
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Forward Prices
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Forward Pricing Elements
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Normal Forward Curve
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Inverted Forward Commodity Price Curve
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Commodity Market in Contango
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Commodity Market in Normal Backwardation
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Fundamental Drivers Part
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Case Study: Event Scenario & Impact Part 1
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Case Study: Event Scenario & Impact Part 2
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Case Study: Event Scenario & Impact Part 3
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Case Study: Event Scenario & Impact Part 4
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Case Study: Event Scenario & Impact Part 5 – Pandemics & Epidemics
Temporal Dimensionality – Short Term Pricing Dynamics – Case Study: Event Scenario & Impact Part 6 – Extreme Weather Conditions
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Introduction
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Supply & Demand Elasticities
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Business Cycles
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Capital Cycles
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Credit Cycles
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Technology
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Supply Agreements
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – FX Rate Impact: Nominal FX Rates
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – FX Rate Impact: Real Exchange Rates
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – FX Rate Impact: Terms of Trade
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Impact of Subsidies, Tariffs & Quotas Overview
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Impact of Subsidies, Tariffs & Quotas
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Impact of Subsidies, Tariffs & Quotas: US-China Trade War
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Conflict
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Natural Disasters
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Weather-Related Factors
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Pestilence & Disease
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Environmental, Social & Governance
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Investment
Temporal Dimensionality – Medium Term – Vertical Integration
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Introduction
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Demand & Supply
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Relative / Real Commodity Prices
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Commodity Super-Cycles & Business Cycle Theories
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Socio-Economic Factors
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Political Factors
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Physical Markets
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Financial Markets
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Technology
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Inter-Relationships Amongst Long-Term Factors
Temporal Dimensionality – Long Term – Industry & Product Life Cycles
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