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01. Introduction to Commodity Trading  

Definition And Importance Of Commodity Trading  

Soft Commodities  

Hard Commodities

Comparison Soft vs. Hard Commodities

02. Physical Commodity Trading  

Understanding Physical Commodities  

Risk Management In Physical Trading  

Price Volatility And Market Risks  

Storage And Transportation Risks  

Regulatory And Environmental Considerations  

Contract in Commodities Trading

Key Documents in Physical Commodity Contracts

Incoterms in Commodities Trading

Basis 

03. The STTTD Framework

The STTTD Framework (Supply, Transportation, Time, Transformation, Demand) 

The STTTD Framework - Supply, 

The STTTD Framework - Demand

The STTTD Framework - Transportation

The STTTD Framework - Time (Storage) 

The STTTD Framework - Transformation (Blending, Processing, Refining, Etc.)

04. Cycles In Commodities Trading

Understanding Economic and Commodity Cycles

Natural and Structural Cycles in Commodity Markets

Interactions and Strategic Implications of Cycle Overlap

05. Derivative Strategies in Commodity Trading  

Overview Of The Commodity Markets

Overview Of Commodity Derivatives  

Futures And Options Contracts  

Swaps And Other Derivative Instruments  

Protecting Against Price Fluctuations  

Hedging Strategies Using Derivatives  

Market Analysis Techniques  

Fundamental Analysis: Supply And Demand Factors  

Developing A Trading Plan And Strategy  

Trading Futures

Stop Limit Order User Guide

Options Basics

Greeks

Options Strategies

Trading Options

Margin Call Management

How to Make Smart Decisions in a CME Derivatives Simulation

Gold Market Example

06. Assets Management in Commodities Trading

Understanding Asset Management in Commodity Trading

Understanding Logistics and Storage Assets in Commodity Trading

Understanding Processing Assets in Commodity Trading

Understanding Energy and Utilities in Commodity Trading

Understanding Vertical Integration in Commodity Trading

Understanding the Commodities Portfolio Matrix

07. Case Studies and Practical Applications  

Analyzing Successful Commodity Trading Firms  

Business Models And Strategies  

Cycles in Commodity Trading

Lessons Learned And Best Practices  

Real-World Trading Simulations  

Practical Exercises In Physical And Derivative Trading  

Tariffs and Global Trade in Commodity Trading

Market Overview Meeting Framework

How to Write a Strategic Market Report Like a Commodity Trading Leader

08. Trader Brain

What is your level?

How Commodity Traders Think

A Day in the Life of a Trader

Game Theory in Commodity Trading

Reading Between the Trades: Identifying Competitor Strategies in Commodity Markets

The Six Profit Dimensions Every Elite Trader Masters

Cognitive Biases in Trading

Cognitive Bias Test

09. Case Study - Coffee

Case Study: Applying STTTD to Coffee Trading

Introduction to Hedging a Coffee Trade

Introduction to Asset Management in Coffee Trading

Introduction to Risk in Coffee Trading

10. Grains Hedging

 How Forward Prices Work in Commodity Trading

Forward Contracts, Hedging, and Basis in Commodity Trading

Understanding Timelines in Commodity Hedging

Hedging Mistakes

Case Study

11. Trade Finance

Trade Finance 

12. Simulation - Physical Commodities Trading

The Six Teams

The Contract

Pre-Negotiation

10 Steps For Negotiation

13. CME Simulation

Log-in

Conclusion and Future Trends in Commodity Trading  

Emerging Trends In The Commodity Markets  

The Impact Of Technology And Innovation On Trading Practices  

Preparing For Future Challenges In Commodity Trading

Contract Maker

UNIGE 2026 - Mastering Commodity Trading: Integrating Physical, Derivative, and Asset Management Strategies  

This class explores the 3 pillars of commodity trading—physical trading, derivatives, and asset management—emphasizing integration for value creation. It introduces the STTTD framework (Supply, Transportation, Time, Transformation, Demand) for analyzing trading dynamics. Students learn to apply tools like the Commodities Footprint Scorecard and Trade Template, manage cycles, innovate through portfolio ecosystems, and embed sustainability into strategy.

Mastering Commodity Trading: Integrating Physical, Derivative, and Asset Management Strategies  

<div class="simple-box-wrapper"><div class="simple-box"><div class="column" flex-size="undefined"><p>In a world where economic stability and growth are increasingly influenced by fluctuating prices of essential goods, the mastery of commodity trading has become a crucial skill for investors, traders, and business professionals alike. The dynamic landscape of commodity markets presents opportunities and challenges that require a sophisticated understanding of both physical and derivative trading techniques. This course, 'Mastering Commodity Trading: Integrating Physical, Derivative, and Asset Management Strategies,' aims to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to navigate the multifaceted realm of commodities, from agricultural products to energy resources and precious metals.</p><p>Participants will delve into the intricacies of physical commodity trading, exploring the unique characteristics and supply chain dynamics that govern the movement of these assets. By examining the roles of logistics, risk management, and regulatory considerations, learners will gain insights into the operational challenges faced by traders in the physical markets. Additionally, the course will cover the critical aspects of derivative strategies, including the use of futures, options, and swaps to hedge against market volatility and protect investments. By integrating asset management strategies, the curriculum will also highlight the significance of portfolio diversification and the correlation of commodities with other asset classes. Through case studies, real-world simulations, and practical exercises, attendees will develop a robust trading plan and strategy, preparing them to thrive in an ever-evolving commodity trading landscape.</p></div></div></div>