Are you a commodity trader or a perspective trader? We''ll bet you''ve come across a word or phrase that had you puzzled. If so, an easy-to-use reference would have been great to have on hand. Well, here it is, the Commodity Trader''s Helper.This handy reference was written as a collection of web pages. That means it is viewed through your familiar web browser. But there''s more. These pages are chucked full of definitions, examples and references that are easy to find. Looking for a definition, just go to the index, find the word and with the click of your mouse, the explanation jumps to the screen. But maybe, you''re interested in browsing. That''s OK, a navigation bar is always visible at the top of the window so you can select a topic just enjoy perusing through the material. Now that''s what we call a helper.As you read, you''ll quickly see that hyperlinks are richly scattered throughout the pages. These links are used, if you need them, to click to a more detailed example or explanation of the current discussion. If you don''t need the link, you''ll appreciate the economy of not reading through information you don''t need.In addition to a collection of definitions and examples, the information is also presented in a booklet form. This is for the readers interested in a more tutorial introduction to trading commodity futures contracts. We think you''ll find the booklet easy to read and informative. Looking for a book on trading? We''ve included a list of books available from Amazon.com. If you find one, you''re interested in a click of the mouse will take you to Amazon''s site where you can read a detailed description and even place an order to have the book sent to your home or office.How about other information? An abundance of links will take you to various sites on the World Wide Web for information on: Commodity Exchanges, Commodity Brokers, Magazines and Newspapers, Software Vendors, Data Download Sources, Search Engines, and more.