VIBGYOR International Incorporation
    Product
Spot Forex
An investment which involves the simultaneous buying of one currency and selling of another and executed in currency pairs. It operates on a 24 hour basis through an electronic network of banks, corporations, and individuals.    

Spot Commodity
An investment which offers traders the opportunity to profit from the rise and fall of commodity prices around the world. Most popular commodities offered with huge supply and demand factors such as oils, metals, soft commodities & grains.    

Spot Index
An investment which allows you to profit on the overall movement of the whole stock market by buying and selling its stock index.    

Other CFDs
An investment which allows you to participate and profit in the price movement of an underlying share of any major global stock market without any share ownership involved.

Fund Management and
Fixed Income
An investment managed by a team of experienced seasoned fund managers which gives periodic income at regular intervals at a reasonably predictable levels.    

    Fundamental Effect Market Trends

 

SPOT COMMODITY
Grains (corn, soyabean, wheat)
Supply/Demand          - Beginning stocks, productions &
                         imports (Supply)
                       - Crush  (domestic demands) & 
                         Exports  (Demand)
Deliverable  stocks    - quantity confirmed to deliver 
Government  policy   - increase/decrease  acreage, price
                       support programs, export enhance-
                       ment  programs etc
Weather              - drought,  flooding,extreem summer/
                        winter
Seasonality          -  periods of highs and lows
 
Meats (live cattle, pork bellies)
Supply/Demand     - accumulation or liquidation of  herds
Seasonality       - periods of high/low demands
Corn & Feed prices - high price - liquidation low price -
                      accumulation
Weather             - extreem weather cause deaths & 
                      weight loss thus effect supply
Export & Income level
The Substitution effect -substitutable commodities :beef, 
                         pork,chicken,turkey, and fish
Headcounts & Storage Reports
 
Soft Commodities (sugar, coffee, cocoa, cotton)
Supply / Demand    - Export , Import, Stocks
Crop yields       - weather, disease, insects,  political
                    and economic  conditions in the
                    producing  countries will affect 
                    production rates
Stocks to Usage  Ratio - a  measure  of tightness in the 
                         market place.
 
Metals (gold, copper, silver)
Gold              - central banks  selling
                  - political instability such as war will
                    push gold prices higher 
                  - good income growth increases gold
                    demand
                  - inflation
Silver            - co-relate to  price of copper, zinc & 
                    lead  as new production of silver 
                    comes from these 3 metals 
                  - strong economy  growth increase
                    silver demand  (eg India, China)
Copper            - Economic activity increases  demand
                  - LME & COMEX stocks
                  - mining strikes and production 
                    problems
                  - war or increase  defend spending  
                    increases copper  demand
                  - Inflation 
SPOT INDEX                             -  general economic activity
                             -  interest rates
                             -  inflationary expectations
                             -  political considerations
                             -  investor attitudes
SPOT FOREX
Trade Balance   - deficit if imports greater than exports
                  surplus if exports is  greater than  
                  imports
Wealth          - a country’s reserves
Internal Budget -  deficit/surplus
Interest Rates  - hot money tends to flow to where 
                  interest rates  is  high
Inflation
Political Factors
Central  Banks Intervention