Fuel Trading 101 12 de feb. de 2015  9.191 visualizaciones  40 recomendaciones  13 comentarios  Compartir en LinkedIn  Compartir en Facebook  Compartir en Twitter These are Facts: 1. Refineries cannot solicit, it is against the law 2. Before you can “Trade It” you must “Own It”. 3. Production Refinery Contracts (allocations) “First Market Price” do not have “POP Up-Front”. 4. Surplus Refinery stock does not exist unless some one fails to perform, the buyer. In that event those that already have contracts of production will receive first notice of availability of that stock on those rare occasions and may be permitted to CI/Dip&Pay or Dip&Pay. This is rare. 5. Most of the CI/Dip&Pay or Dip&Pay offers that are circulated on the Net are usually fake and/or fraudulent from start to finish, I would say around 99.9% of them (“on the secondary market”). Why waste your time??? 6. On the other hand, if they are not fake, and you do not know the transactional bank for the deal you will never see a penny. 7. There is a difference between “buying fuel” and “trading fuel” or other petroleum products and/or crude oils. The proper terms in the Industry for buying fuel is SPOT or Contract of