Commodities Exchange (COMEX)

And Then There’s This…Thursday, June 18th, 2009

Contrarian Profits Jun 18

The low in Far East trading on Monday occurred shortly after the Hong Kong open...and lasted until precisely 4:00 p.m....which was 3:00 a.m. in New York. From there, gold got sold off about $10 in London trading. The low price of the day occurred...

Gold Gone Wild: Trouble on the COMEX, Fudged Numbers, Creative Gold Accounting, and Germany Punking the U.S. to Pay Up

Jr Deputy Accountant Jun 7

Oh, world, what trouble have you found yourself in now? This will not turn out well for anyone, least of all the gold bugs. Thankfully, it appears as though the insanity of the half-hallucinated gold market is about to get one hell of a reality...

And Then There’s This…Wednesday, May 20th, 2009

Contrarian Profits May 20

The low for gold was at the Sydney open, and from there it rose slowly and steadily through Far East, London and Comex trading in New York. The high came in electronic trading about an hour after the Comex close. Gold managed to make it to...

And Then There’s This…Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

Contrarian Profits Apr 22

As I mentioned yesterday, once Monday's rally was capped in the Comex trading session, both gold and silver traded sideways for the rest of the New York session...and then all day Tuesday in the Far East and early London trading. There was a...

Data Points: Energy & Metals

Wall Street Journal Apr 17

Nymex crude for May delivery up $0.35 or 0.70%. Comex gold for April delivery fell $11.90 per troy ounce or 1.35%, down for the fourth straight week.

And Then There’s This…Tuesday, April 14th, 2009

Contrarian Profits Apr 14

Both gold and silver rose in Sunday evening trading on the Globex [counterparty...Western Pacific Ocean]. The peak prices in Far East trading occurred around lunchtime in Hong Kong. From there, both metals drifted slightly lower...and remained...

And Then There’s This…Thursday, Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

Contrarian Profits Apr 1

Gold didn't do much of anything in the Far East or Europe on Tuesday morning. There was a smallish rally at the Comex open that got stopped dead in its tracks at 8:30 Eastern. Gold had $10 carved off its price by the time the bottom was...

And Then There’s This…Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Contrarian Profits Mar 26

Gold was under pressure right from the open in Sydney on Wednesday morning. This pressure accelerated once London was open for business. The bottom was in about fifteen minutes after Comex floor trading began in New York. A rally began that was...

Gold Prices Pass $1,000 Mark

Wall Street Journal Feb 20

Gold Prices Advance

Wall Street Journal Feb 18

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This article describes a futures exchange on which futures contracts are traded. Click here to view articles referencing this exchange.

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Charles Armstrong

This article is about the specific exchange that operates as a sub-division of the NYMEX, for Commodities Exchanges in general, see Futures Exchanges.

The COMEX is a subdivision of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) specializing in the facilitation of metals futures trading. Originally an independent exchange, the COMEX was purchased by the NYMEX on August 3rd, 1994.

It should be noted that while the COMEX is fully owned and operated by the NYMEX, COMEX futures contracts are still functionally listed as though it were a separate exchange.

[edit] Basic Information

Owner: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings (CME)
Location: New York, New York
Time Zone: US Eastern Time (ET) (GMT-5 hours)
Currency: U.S. Dollar (USD)

[edit] Exchange Symbols

Thomson Reuters: NC
Yahoo! Finance: .CMX

[edit] Trading Hours

Normal Trading Session: Unique for each futures contract, though generally sometime between 8:00 am and 1:30 pm, Monday - Friday
Electronic Trading Sessions: 6:00 pm - 5:15 pm, Sunday - Friday

[edit] Creating Articles for Futures Contracts Trading on the COMEX

To create an article for a futures contract listed on the Commodities Exchange, follow these steps:

Type the name of the futures contract with the word "futures" at the end (e.g. "Aluminum Futures") into the Wikinvest search box and click Search.
Assuming the article doesn't exist, click on the link adjacent to Be the first person to create the page.
Type {{commodity}}, [[category:COMEX Commodities]] and any other categories appropriate for the context (e.g. [[category:Grain Commodities]] or [[category:Energy Commodities]]) on separate lines into the text box and click Save page to create the article.
For a full list of categories, see the page on commodities.

[edit] See Also

[edit] Futures Contracts Traded on the COMEX

A
Aluminum

G
Gold Futures

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