Trading with Energies

Brent oil, WTI and natural gas

Why trading with energies?

  • Potential volatility: Energy markets can experience significant price fluctuations, offering profit opportunities.

  • Global importance: Energy commodities are fundamental to the global economy, ensuring constant demand and an active market.

  • Diversification: Investing in energy provides effective diversification for existing portfolios.

  • Geopolitical impact: Geopolitical events directly affect energy prices, creating opportunities for traders.

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Major Energy Markets

Energy markets with high liquidity and volatility

CL

Crude Oil WTI
Ticker CL
Volatility High
Contract 1,000 barrels

West Texas Intermediate crude oil, the benchmark for North American crude and a global reference.

NG

Natural Gas
Ticker NG
Volatility Very High
Contract 10,000 MMBtu

Natural gas, highly sensitive to weather conditions and seasonal demand.

HO

Heating Oil
Ticker HO
Volatility Medium-High
Contract 42,000 gallons

Heating fuel, a petroleum derivative with high demand during winter.

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FAQS

Energies in trading refer to commodities such as crude oil, natural gas, and other energy-related products. These assets are fundamental to the global economy and are traded in the financial markets.

Energy prices can be influenced by factors such as global supply and demand, geopolitical events, changes in energy policy in producing countries, extreme weather conditions, and inventory and production reports.

Trading strategies in the energy sector may include trades based on technical and fundamental analysis, also the use of financial derivatives, such as futures and options contracts. Traders can look for buying and selling opportunities based on price patterns, market trends, and specific events affecting energy supply and demand.

Energy trading carries similar risks to other types of commodity trading, such as market volatility, sudden price changes, and geopolitical risks. Traders need to understand these risks and use appropriate risk management strategies to protect their investments.

YES, 24/five, our trading platform has a DEMO version with 10,000 USD of credit for you to practice before investing (the “money” and “profits” of the DEMO version are not REAL).

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