Talk:London Metal Exchange
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[edit] Silver trading
The article says that silver is that silver is traded on the LME since 1999 and that contrary to popular belief, it'sasdada not. I'm no expert, so I've just tagged it as a contradiction for now and will leave for someone else to fix up. Cheers --Pak21 15:15, 13 May 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Corrections
I currently work at the LME and am proposing to make the following changes to the entry to correct some factual errors and provide some references to figures quoted. These changes will be made as per wikipedia recommendations regarding conflicts of interest. I'm providing advanced notice. Should anyone have any issues with the proposed changes please let me know via my talk page otherwise I'll go ahead and make the changes in a week.
Proposed changes
- Base metals were traded prior to 2000 (copper being a base metal)
- We will provide a total volume trade figure
- LME Does not provide storage but licences storage locations for metals and plastics to be put on warrant at approved locations by LME members.
- Steel has not started trading and will not start until 2008 as planned.
- Inter-office trading is not done throught London Clearing House (known now as LCH.Clearnet) but through LME.
- LME also trades plastics futures (LL And PP)
- Twelve member firms have exclusive rights to trade in the ring (number 12 joined recently)
- The LME's website is usually referenced as lme.com
Londonmetalexchange 17:54, 29 October 2007 (UTC)
[edit] London Metal Exchange Training
I would like to add a link from this page to the website www.towermetals.com This site offers options for training and education about the LME.Pshuman (talk) 13:50, 22 January 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Request to add a link to my website
I would like to add a link from this page to my website www.towermetals.com
Thanks very muchPshuman (talk) 11:32, 4 February 2008 (UTC)

