As well as recent improvements to our Breadth, Economic, and US Mutual Fund data{: target="_blank"}, we now have pricing for over 75 global commodities. This includes coverage of energy, metals, industrials, agriculture, and livestock. Click the image to see what’s available:
Note
the prices of these commodities are based on over-the-counter (OTC) and contract for difference (CFD) financial instruments. They are intended as a reference only, rather than as a basis for making trading decisions. Use our American, European, or Asian Futures data if contract prices are required.
Adding the data to your account
To access your account page, click the My Account icon on the welcome screen when you log in to Optuma, or manually log in via the following link and use your Optuma username and password:
https://portal.optuma.com/myaccount/products
Click on the Modify Exchanges button in the Products section, and select World Commodities under Global Data. Scroll down and click the Save button (beneath your monthly subscription total and billing date). The data will be available when Optuma is restarted.
If you would like to replace one of your existing data selections with World Commodities rather than adding it as an extra option please contact support@optuma.com.
Download Sample Workbook
Once the data has been enabled on your account, click this button to save and open a workbook containing a watchlist of all the commodities.
Additional Data in World Indices
On the second tab of the workbook you will find charts for five new indices that have been added to World Indices:
London Metals Exchange Index - symbol LME EU Carbon Permits - EUCP Nuclear Energy Index - NEIX Solar Energy Index - SEIX Wind Energy Index - WEIX
If you have questions about the new data or any aspect of Optuma please let us know, or try the chat icon on the KnowledgeBase to use our AI assistant{: target="_blank"}.
Senior Software Specialist at Optuma
Darren is the senior Software Specialist at Optuma based in Brisbane, Australia. Darren grew up in the UK and attended college in the USA where he earned a BA in Economics from St Mary's College of Maryland. He went on to spend a few years working at the Nasdaq Stock Market in Washington DC. Darren joined Optuma in 2009 after attending an introductory technical analysis course that used the software.
