Your understanding of the futures market seems very thin. Futures trades actually smooth out the irregularities that would develop in any commodity due to seasonal, political, weather, transportation anomalies etc. When you take on a futures contract you own the product. You may make a profit or you could take a big big loss depending on the fluctuations. Since most commodity contracts are held for minutes, maybe a couple of hours, they are traded actively and the prices stay in a very close range. Go spend a day at the Chicago Board of Trade or the Merc or any of the active commodities exchanges and learn how the system works. You'll be glad you did.
Former trader
Perhaps you should talk to Eric Bollings about it.
If you know more about it than he does you could get your own TV show.