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Commodities Investment – An Overview
Commodities, derivatives, and alternative investments provide diverse opportunities beyond traditional stocks and bonds. These investment options help investors hedge risks, diversify portfolios, and capitalize on market fluctuations. They cater to investors looking for higher returns, inflation protection, and non-traditional assets.
Commodities are essential raw materials used in everyday life, from food and energy to metals and industrial goods. Investing in commodities allows individuals and institutions to diversify their portfolios beyond traditional stocks and bonds. At Fastzeal, we help you explore the lucrative and dynamic world of commodities investment with expert guidance, real-time market access, and portfolio strategies.
What are Commodities?
Commodities are tangible goods that can be bought or sold and are typically uniform in quality across producers. They are broadly categorized into:
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Metals: Gold, Silver, Platinum, Copper
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Energy: Crude Oil, Natural Gas
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Agricultural: Wheat, Corn, Coffee, Cotton
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Livestock: Live Cattle, Lean Hogs
These are traded on commodity exchanges such as MCX, NCDEX, and international exchanges like COMEX, NYMEX, and LME.
Commodities Investment
Commodities include precious metals, agricultural products, energy, and industrial metals. Investors can trade in commodities through commodity exchanges like MCX and NCDEX.
Key Benefits:
1) Acts as a hedge against inflation.
2) Provides portfolio diversification.
3) Offers opportunities in global markets.
Popular commodities include gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas, wheat, and cotton. Investments can be made through futures contracts, commodity ETFs, and physical assets.
Inflation Hedge – Commodities typically rise in value during inflationary periods
Portfolio Diversification – Reduces risk by including uncorrelated asset classes
High Liquidity – Especially in futures and gold
Potential for High Returns – Especially during global supply/demand imbalances
Real Asset Backing – Tangible nature gives them intrinsic value
Derivatives Trading
Derivatives are financial instruments whose value is derived from underlying assets like stocks, indices, currencies, or commodities. These include futures, options, forwards, and swaps.
Key Benefits:
1) Helps in risk management and hedging.
2) Provides opportunities for speculative gains.
3) Allows investors to leverage positions with lower capital.
Derivatives are ideal for investors who understand market movements and seek short-term profit opportunities.
Who Should Invest?
1) Investors looking to diversify portfolios beyond stocks and bonds.
2) Those seeking inflation-resistant assets like gold and real estate.
3) Experienced traders interested in leveraged market opportunities.
4) Long-term investors aiming for higher returns through private equity and hedge funds.
Risks Involved
Price Volatility – Highly sensitive to geopolitical and climatic events
Leverage Risk – Futures contracts can amplify gains and losses
Regulatory Risk – Changes in government policy can impact prices
Market Timing – Requires active monitoring and timely decisions
How to Invest in Commodities via Fastzeal
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Open a Commodity Trading Account (MCX/NCDEX)
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Complete KYC & Link a Bank Account
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Understand Market Fundamentals
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Use Research Reports Provided by Fastzeal Experts
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Start Trading via Our Secure Platform
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Track Investments with Real-Time Data and Analytics
Required Documents
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PAN Card
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Aadhaar Card
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Bank Statement
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Photograph
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Income Proof (for derivatives)
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Signed KYC Form
Why Fastzeal?
Expert Market Analysis & Research Support
Seamless Trading Platform
Personalized Investment Strategies
24/7 Support & Portfolio Reviews
Real-Time Alerts & Risk Management Tools
Frequently Asked Questions:
Commodities are volatile by nature but can offer high returns when managed wisely. Using expert assistance helps reduce risks.
Yes, via Gold ETFs, Sovereign Gold Bonds, or Digital Gold.
You can start with as low as Rs. 5,000 depending on the commodity and margin requirements.
No. Returns are based on price movements or appreciation, not fixed interest.
Yes. Profits from commodities are taxable under capital gains or business income, depending on the nature of trading.
Yes, through international commodity funds or trading platforms (under LRS for individuals).