If you live in the northeast, you're probably preparing for Hurricane Sandy. This currency investor has a hurricane trading plan, too.
Ready for Hurricane Sandy? No doubt you are considering stocking up on bottled water and the like, but remember - there are also currency trading opportunities from the storm.
Hurricanes that hit the U.S. often cause lots of disruption in energy production, since they frequently affect the Gulf Coast, but Sandy's chief impact appears likely to be further north.
That said, there still could be ripple effects in the so-called commodity currencies.
When Andrew Busch, global currency and public policy strategist at BMO Capital Markets, trades on hurricanes, "it's energy, energy, energy, and that's why we always look at Canada and the Norwegian krone," he told CNBC's Melissa Lee. "Those are the two countries that are energy impacted because they export a lot of this stuff."
