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Dan and I have been discussing the possibility of having a commodities Bootcamp at Baruch late in the fall. The Bootcamp would be a full day and would provide an overview of production/extraction, processing, transportation, storage and trading of commodities. If there is sufficient interest, we could break it into separate streams covering crude oil and oil liquid products, natural gas and power, metals, and agriculturals. We would also have a session on the key mathematical/statistical concepts involved, including mean reversion and seasonality. In addition to myself, I'd have several others from my firm lecture. The proceeds would go to a nonprofit.
I recently became the head of commodities risk at a major firm (again - I had this job at the same firm several years ago), so my interest has been driven in part by my refamiliarizing myself with the material involved (and remembering how interesting I found it).
Do you think there would be sufficient interest in this to warrant a full day class? We would probably keep it relatively inexpensive.
I recently became the head of commodities risk at a major firm (again - I had this job at the same firm several years ago), so my interest has been driven in part by my refamiliarizing myself with the material involved (and remembering how interesting I found it).
Do you think there would be sufficient interest in this to warrant a full day class? We would probably keep it relatively inexpensive.