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| International Commodity Trade Trader's Manual-"Did You Know" |
- For safe future commodity traders and
brokers - 200 valuable pieces of data that every
trader will want to know
The facts stated in the traders handbook is to assist the
trader in a safe trading practice with rules of the trade and to
help them avoid any mishaps or delays in a deal.
Sometimes the inaccuracy of the deal is just lack of specific
knowledge that can cause the deal to collapse.
This handbook can help you to avoid unnecessary surprises
trader in a safe trading practice with rules of the trade and to
help them avoid any mishaps or delays in a deal.
Sometimes the inaccuracy of the deal is just lack of specific
knowledge that can cause the deal to collapse.
This handbook can help you to avoid unnecessary surprises
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Sample Content - Did You Know
- Did you know that a SGS certificate cannot be forged. This book gives you a link
to directly check the authenticity of that certificate.
- Did you know: The Primary Intermediary must not return the purchase contract
to supplier until the DLC has been secured in his bank account first.
- Did you know: Suppliers contract is signed and returned by the Primary
Intermediary after the issuance of the DLC and before the acceptance of the
DLC.
- Did you know: You do not need to registered a business name, or for a company
to practice international commodity trade.
- Did you know.If a DLC is "confirmed", documents are presented to the
suppliers/intermediary bank in his country but if a DLC is "not confirmed" the
supplier/intermediary bank sends documents to the bank in the end buyer’s
country for examination before the issuing bank (buyer’s bank) allows collection
under UCP600 rules.
- Did you know Incoterms (International Commercial Terms) are used worldwide
but cannot be adapted to states within a country. Example the United States.
The federal or states law of commerce or codes of practice as the UCC Unifom
Commercial Code) often will RULE OVER the interstates dealings.
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