blah-blah: I respectfully disagree with you. There could be speculation on the short side for the early 90's and it caused commodity prices to fall significantly, so there it had a positive effect on the economy. Was it a problem then?
Also, speculation does not cost everyone. For me to buy a contract, someone else has to sell me a contract at the same price. If I lose, the other side of my trade wins. So there is a winner and loser (excluding commissions and fees).
You just don't want to have the other side where commodity prices rise significantly.
I have the same right as you do to speculate in any market I wish.
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blah-blah: I respectfully disagree with you. There could be speculation on the short side for the early 90's and it caused commodity prices to fall significantly, so there it had a positive effect on the economy. Was it a problem then?
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Also, speculation does not cost everyone. For me to buy a contract, someone else has to sell me a contract at the same price. If I lose, the other side of my trade wins. So there is a winner and loser (excluding commissions and fees).
You just don't want to have the other side where commodity prices rise significantly.
I have the same right as you do to speculate in any market I wish.