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    About ACQUA TRADING SOLUTIONS LTD

    ACQUA TRADING SOLUTIONS LTD Two-way marketing for buying or selling precious metals. Therefore bringing investors To the seller of precious metals Be a participant in the market. But even if investors Will be interested in buying and selling bullion products because it’s their business – it doesn’t mean they have to show the best purchase price or the selling price at any given time. There is nothing unfair about the ability to set prices. They are under market decline and flow, just like in other markets.

    Gold and silver futures contracts can offer a hedge against inflation, a speculative play, an alternative investment class or a commercial hedge for investors seeking opportunities outside of traditional equity and fixed income securities.

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    What are Precious Metals Futures Contracts?

    A precious metals futures contract is a legally binding agreement for delivery of gold or silver at an agreed-upon price in the future. A futures exchange standardizes the contracts as to the quantity, quality, time, and place of delivery. Only the price is variable.

    Hedgers use these contracts as a way to manage price risk on an expected purchase or sale of the physical metal. Futures also provide speculators with an opportunity to participate in the markets without any physical backing.

    Two different positions can be taken: a long (buy) position is an obligation to accept delivery of the physical metal, while a short (sell) position is the obligation to make delivery. The great majority of futures contracts are offset before the delivery date. For example, this occurs when an investor with a long position initiates a short position in the same contract, effectively eliminating the original long position.