Stock Futures Are Risky, But AI Can Help Navigate Investors

The Tesla stock forecast was written by Hugh Camiener, Analyst at I Know First. Bachelor of Arts candidate at Columbia University.

Summary

  • Stock Futures give traders the ability to lock in the price of an underlying asset or commodity, allowing traders to speculate on the movement of a commodities price.
  • Future Contracts have high leverage, making them extremely high-risk and high-reward. 
  • Commodity Futures involve the trading of physical, deliverable products while Financial Futures involve the trading of non-deliverable physical assets like stocks and indexes.
  • Artificial Intelligence can help investors maximize profits and diminish loses trading stock futures.

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Stock Market Forecasting: I Know First Commodities Coverage Update

Executive Summary:

  • I Know First Provides updated commodity coverage of more than 40 indices 
  • The best performers are the CME_RB1 (up 23.56% over 1-Month) and CME_CL1 (up 4.71% in 3 days).
  • II Know First continues to perfect the AI algorithm and provides commodity coverage forecasts to both institutional and private customers.

I Know First provides commodities coverage forecasts that cover multiple assets, including basic commodities and corresponding futures and ETFs, as well as commodity indexes. Those assets are traded worldwide on the major commodity exchanges, such as CME Group exchanges, Intercontinental Exchanges and Shanghai Futures Exchange and more. Our subscribers can also find our AI algorithmic predictions for relevant Bloomberg commodity indexes, for instance Bloomberg Subindexes for WTI and Brent crude oil brands.

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Oil Price News: Crude Oil Trading Below $50 A Barrel

US crude had snapped a seven-week last week after bullish comments from the International Energy Agency. Oil prices fell at the beginning of the week, dipping back below $50, as analysts see little evidence of the combination of oversupply and sluggish demand that has pummeled oil prices subsiding.

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Oil News: Oil Prices Continue To Fall As Goldman Sachs Slashes Forecasts

Both Brent and US crude are at their lowest level since April 2009 and have fallen for seven straight weeks. Global oil prices fell by more than $1 a barrel on Monday morning as analysts at Goldman Sachs lowered its short-term forecast. The investment banking firm had held off on lowering their oil forecasts after the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) decided not to cut their supply in November until now, when they cut their average forecast for Brent in 2015 to $50.40 a barrel from $83.75 and lowered their forecast for US crude to $47.15 from $73.75. In the report, Goldman Sachs said that oil prices would need to stay near $40 for most of the first half of 2015 before it would hold up shale oil investments.

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