About Liberty Commodities

We all know time is money, so with respect to your time (money), I think you will appreciate my candor and openness in this short, information packed page. (Total reading time of this page is less than two minutes.)

My name is Joel Cansler and I'm a Commodity Futures Broker with Liberty Commodities, Inc. One of the most important things that I've learned as a futures broker is the concept of responsibility. I've learned that one can only be responsible for oneself, and that we are responsible to others for our example, but that we can never be responsible for others.

As a broker, many of my clients ask me (only) to execute their orders for them. I do exactly what they tell me to do (to the letter) to the best of my ability. They never ask me for my advice or opinion, because, they strictly do their own thing.

Yet, many other very good clients are constantly asking for my advice. (And I give everyone the absolute best I have.) I have technical studies, charts, satellite news and various additional information at my fingertips, as well as specialized knowledge from other professional traders that I freely share with interested clients. Even when I'm wrong about my percieved market direction, you can rest assured I gave you my best to be right. That's my promise and commitment to you and to all my valued clients who ask for my help.

Futures trading may not be easy, but there are ways to simplify it. I don't have any way of knowing how you will do at it, but I can tell you up-front that more people lose than win trading futures. In fact, the deposit you make to open your new futures account with me (or any broker for that matter) must be risk capital. [Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results, and the risk of substantial loss is present in futures trading.]

To learn more about the art and science of "real" futures trading, click here to go to The Ultimate Site For Futures Traders web site.

Win or lose, when you do several "real" futures trades with your own money on the line, you'll learn new things about yourself that you didn't know before. I love the markets and I love the experience of trading. In fact, I wouldn't exchange my trading experiences and what I've learned about myself as a result of my trading for anything. (Who knows, it might grab you the same way, and you might love it too.)

As a side note: My father was a futures trader, and I got interested in commodities when I was in middle school, many years ago. To make a long story short, I've been a commodity futures trader for over 34 years, and a commodity futures broker for over 25 years. Whether you're a complete beginner, an experienced trader, or somewhere in between, I would appreciate the opportunity to work with you as your broker.

Because of my focus, true love and respect for the markets, as well as my tremendous knowledge in this specific field, (and developed passion for serving fellow traders); I'm confident I'll more than satisfy you if you choose me to be your futures broker.

If and when you so desire, I look forward to developing a business relationship with you, and moreover, into becoming a business friend of yours "down the road".

Warmly,

Joel
Chairman & C.E.O.
Liberty Commodities, Inc.

P.S. Liberty Commodities is an Introducing Broker [I.B.]. Our Carrying Company is Vision L.P. They are a Futures Commission Merchant [F.C.M.] As an FCM, it is Vision's responsibility to hold customer funds of its Introducing Brokers and to cause the execution and clearing of its customer trades in compliance with all applicable rules and regulations. Therefore, all new account deposit checks (when you're ready to open your account) should be made payable to Vision L.P. Customer Segregated Funds Account, and not Liberty Commodities.

There is a substantial risk of loss in trading commodity futures and options on futures.