Absolute Futures Commodity Brokerage Changes Clearing Houses to Offer Their Customers Better Trading Services

In a move to increase and improve services as well as lower the fees to their valued futures and commodities clients, Absolute Futures, professional commodities and futures brokers, will process and clear all futures and commodities trades through futures commission merchants (FCM), Dorman Trading.

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) June 21, 2007 -- In a move to increase and improve services as well as lower the fees to their valued futures and commodities clients, Absolute Futures, professional commodities and futures brokers (http://www.absolute-futures.com), will process and clear all trades through futures commission merchants (FCM), Dorman Trading.

Jack Case, managing partner of Absolute Futures, says that he's "confident that processing and clearing trades though Dorman Trading will give Absolute Futures the opportunity to offer clients a number of new valued services and will also provide a significant improvement in services presently provided to their commodity traders".

Some of the new services that Absolute Futures will be providing customers are a choice of several CTA managed trading programs and platforms, automated system trading, a number of daily commodity research sources, and discounted mini trading as well as a significant decrease in additional fees charged to customers for trades they execute. They have also now implemented a new trader's bookstore, which will assist present and future clients in learning all aspects of trading.

Previously, Absolute Futures had never been able to offer customers Commodity Trading Advisors (CTA), managed trading programs. The CTA managed trading programs all have well documented performance records. Clients will be able to review programs and choose the managed trading program that best fit's their investment goals. Absolute Futures will be able to provide the futures trading community completely automated trading systems for customers who do not want to, or simply do not have the time, to make their own commodity trades. A feature of the automated trading system is it can be tweaked to permit trader intervention. Investors determine how involved they will be in the trading decision process.

Additionally, the changing of futures commission merchants will allow Absolute Futures to provide clients a wide variety of research resources to ensure no investor will be left behind when it comes to important reports, breaking news or upcoming events that affect the commodity markets.

Sandra Case, operations manager for Absolute Futures, says that she "is certain changing futures commission merchants will allow the brokerage to offer significant commission discounts to day traders who trade the mini S&P, mini Dow, mini Russell, mini NASDAQ (http://www.absolute-futures.com/free-emini-charts.html) or other mini contracts in volume".

Jack Case, managing partner of the commodity brokerage (http://www.absolute-futures.com), also added that "one of the great perks of changing FCMs, at this time of rising gas prices, as well as, the overall volatility of the energy markets thereby increasing the number of trades made, will be a significant decrease in additional fees charged to their customers for trades executed". Additional fees to trades significantly increase the final dollar amount paid by customers to execute trades.

Absolute Futures is an Introducing Commodity Brokerage with over 25 years of professional trading experience. They provide all levels of service including full service, discount trading, and online trading to commodity traders as well as a variety of useful trading tools, traders bookstore (http://www.invest-store.com/absolute-futures) and resources on their website.

For additional information about Absolute-Futures Trading and Commodity Brokerage, feel free to contact: Jack Case, Managing Partner, 800-935-6494 or visit the Absolute Futures Trading Platform (http://www.absolute-futures.com/trading.htm)

Any statements of facts herein contained in this news release are derived from sources believed to be reliable, but there are no assurances as to accuracy, nor do they purport to be suitable for all individuals. Past performance is no indication of future results. There is a risk of loss in trading Futures and Options.

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