The Forums product is home for metals traders from every country. Inside these walls, like-minded traders can be found sharing ideas, teaching, learning, debating, and swapping war stories. Threads dedicated to countless trading topics, and answers to obscure questions abound. It's a uniquely productive environment where professional discourse is the norm, supported by astute members, and a moderation philosophy that puts trading above all.

The Calendar product is the first economic calendar of its kind to be devoted solely to metals traders, and the macro events they look forward to. The Calendar is built upon the groundbreaking qualities that all traders have come to depend, such as accurate impact ratings, adjustable time zones, detail views, filters, links to event sources, real-time data releases, economic charts – and the list goes on. But it takes a lot more than a crisp interface to deliver a quality economic calendar. Metals Mine employs a highly-trained team of financial economists who work 24/7 to ensure the calendar is accurate, thorough, and laser-focused on the complex metals market.

The News product brings a refreshing approach to metals-focused news, one which incorporates a wide-open submission policy with tight editorial controls. Metals Mine does not employ journalists; instead, the news structure is built to accept any story submitted by any member. Who Metals Mine does employ is a team of experienced editors who carefully curate which stories are posted on the website. In addition to gathering the most useful and entertaining financial stories from around the web, the editorial team operates 24/7 to deliver breaking news as it impacts the market.

The Market product consists of three innovative applications: Scanner, Chart, and Sessions. All three are powered by Metals Mine's Market Data Application (MDA), a sophisticated infrastructure built from the ground up to aggregate data from multiple brokers in real-time. By combining data from multiple sources, MDA is able to discover a truer price from a somewhat decentralized market, which can be used to benchmark the prices from individual brokers. The Scanner and Chart are the only freely-accessible sources for metals price data without having to rely on an exchange. More information can be found in the user guide.