Talk:Brent Crude
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I added the following: The symbol for brent crude is SC. It is traded on the NYMEX which is a London exchange. One contract equals 1,000 barrels. Contracts are quoted in US dollars. Therefore each point lost or gained equals $1,000. --Michael D. Wolok
Hi Michael,
This doesn't make sense. What is a point? Are you referring to a tick? Because the tick size is $00.01 which means that every point lost or gained equals $10 per contract.
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[edit] That copyright violation
I find it quite amusing that this article was cited for copyright infringement of the referenced page, which lists Wikipedia (therefore most likely this article) as the source (see the last line). What is going on here? pencil_ethics 13:50, 8 November 2007 (UTC)
