Prices
Prices & Charts
There are many commodity information sites on the web, with new ones being added all the time. Our intention is to provide you with what we believe is good, useful information. The million dollar question is, “How can I make money with this information?” Visit these sites and learn what you can.
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- FutureSource Prices & Charts (courtesy of Fox Investments)
- This is an excellent place to start when looking for delayed price quotes & charts. Simply “click” on the commodity of your choice, and when you get to that screen you can view the futures prices, options prices, or the charts of the individual contract months (“click” on the month symbol you want). You can even choose some technical studies for your charts. And you can print out the pages for later reference. When you’re finished, keep on “clicking” the “Back” button on your browser to get back to this page.
- Brite Futures, Inc. (britefutures.com)
- A “one-stop site for free customized futures charts and prices…” and much more.
- Daily Settlement Prices
- This is a free listing of every day’s settlement prices for all futures and options for the recent past.
- Options and Futures (site-by-site.com)
- A very good site for prices, charts, and market commentaries.
- World Link Futures & Options
- Links to all the exchanges’ quotes for intra-day and end-of-day prices.
- Bohl & Associates
- Some really useful information including closing futures and options price quotes and charts from Bernie Bohl of Minot, ND.
- “TFC” Commodity Futures Charts
- This is a comprehensive free web site with updated daily, weekly, and monthly charts (and analysis) of most of the major commodities. It is sponsored by various commodity brokerage houses and other vendors. TFC also provides free Stock Market Charts.
- FYI Investor Charts
- More free charts and financial information.
- ChartScience
- Specializes in single charts and chart books of world stock and financial markets.
- FindBrokers.com
- This great free site has end-of-day settlement prices for almost all U.S. commodity futures and options.
- FuturesGuide.com
- Price quotes, charts, and financial news from Anne Burden, a registered CTA.
- OptionsAnalysis.com
- This is a terrific web site for tracking and analyzing both commodity and stock options. There are updated statistics & charts of most of the major commodities.
- PM Publishing.com
- Another great free site with quotes, volatility analysis, and charts of commodity options around the world.
- Prophet Data
- Continuous long-term futures charts that are back-adjusted in price. Also visit ProphetCharts.
- Compass Financial
- A good source for cash charts of world commodity, stock, and cash prices.
- Dow 30 Industrials daily stock charts
- Although these are not “commodities”, they are some of the biggest companies in the world and are worth noting.
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Delayed Price Quotes – For free 20-minute delayed quotes during market hours, as well as excellent market news, visit any of these locations.
- Bloomberg
- BMI
- Bridge/CRB – includes price change and % change on the day.
- CNNfn – includes several contract months of selected markets.
- Quotewatch.com
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Commodity Exchanges’ Delayed Quotes – Some of the commodity exchanges provide free time-delayed futures and options quotes (and even some charts) for their own products.
- CBOT price quotes – grains, T-Bonds, etc.
- CBOT charts – grains, T-Bonds, etc.
- CME prices & charts – meats, currencies, S&P, etc.
- KCBT prices & charts – grains, Value Line, etc.
- MID-AM prices & charts – mini contracts in grains, currencies, T-Bonds, etc.
- NYBOT prices – foods. etc.
- NYMEX/COMEX prices – energy, metals, etc.
- NYMEX/COMEX charts – energy, metals, etc.
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Live Price Quotes, News, Etc. – Several sites charge a subscription fee for access to quotes, charts, and other financial information. Here is a small list.
- BarChart.com
- FutureSource.com
- Genesis Financial Data
- INO Global Markets
- “Prophet” Commodity and Stock Markets