Where can I get good historic commodity charts for free?

Hi, I am looking into buying Commodity ETF's but I need to find some good charts with at least 5 to 10 years history for the individual commodities. Does anybody know where I can find this? Thanks

Ok, where can I pay and get decent historic commodity price charts?

I downloaded MT4 from Waterhouse Capital a while back.
They have plenty of commodities.
The site has changed now and is based in Russia and they have a different program called Broco trader.

http://www.whcapital.ru click middle top for English.
Don't know if this is the same but it is probably worth a try to load the free demo.

The commodities are continuous contracts.
If you want individual contract months I would think you may well have to pay for end of day data from someone.

The data I get costs $350/year for major markets ie main comm's ,index,bonds etc.
Trouble is you need 3rd party software to chart it.That cost £2000 9 years ago

Depends how much you want to spend.

The turtles web site has lots of commodity data.

I'm not sure whether these websites have enough history for you but give them a try.

http://tfc-charts.w2d.com/menu.html

http://www.pfgbest.com/traders_tools/quotes.asp


Hope it helps

http://finance.yahoo.com/futures

Then click on the type (example energy) then click on the symbol you want a chart for (example CLX09.NYM) then click on the thumb nail chart.

This site gives 15 minute delayed and historic charts from intraday to years. It also give analysis and news and list tables, futures chains, for all markets. It is fairly complete and completely free.

Thanks everyone, that sorts me out nicely

Use Kitco.com for precious metals

I use kitco as well, i was once involved in a project that I needed close to 30 years of data on silver. Kitco did not have all the charts i needed, but they had the raw data that i could put into excel to make the charts i needed.