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| there are any number of available brokers....some just brokers, some which will try to help you understand things/advise. Depends what you want to do.
if want advisor/broker look at the guests from market to market, they usually give advice (at a price) and also do trading. Regional, you could listen to kfrm or krvn (if you get their signal),
and there is a good ag station in mo also.
The other way to go is with options...I know many here do not like options...yes there is time value involved, etc......but can eliminate the "sleep in the street" ideas....you will only
put so much out in the form of a call (if you think we are going up)....that is the maximum you can loose. Granted, futures do not have a time value problem.
Also, it is usually easier (and ""cheaper") or less money to get into an option.
It kind of depends on what you want to do......do you want to make as much as you can ?? then futures, if you want to "make some", then options.
if you have never traded, then an option might be the way to start, less money going in....so you learn.
but others here might disagree with me.
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