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Selecting your Commodities Broker
Once you have made the decision to invest in commodities or commodities futures, you will probably want to go through a broker. These are experts who have a lot of knowledge about the market and can help you avoid the pitfalls that rookie investors might otherwise make. The commodities futures market can be confusing, especially when it comes to understanding margins and ticker symbols. A broker’s goal is to be sure you are successful, because his or her pay depends on it. Your broker will take a commission, so be sure to find out up front what the percentage is.
There are websites and affiliations you can do research at to find out some background information about your broker and/or brokerage firm. One is the National Futures Association, which has a Commodities Futures Trading Commission registration database. This helps you know how long your broker has been registered and any cases that may have been filed against him/her or the firm. Your broker should have passed a certification exam in order to go into business. They should operate ethically, and the NFA can help you determine if your broker is or is not.
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