Arbitrageur said:pretty much all of them, if you know what you are doing
outrights are great if you are quick enough to buy one market and watch it move up and when u r in the money u sell another similar market, then get out of your long position with a profit and watch a small retracement on the short for a profit.
outrights are great if you are quick enough to buy one market and watch it move up and when u r in the money u sell another similar market, then get out of your long position with a profit and watch a small retracement on the short for a profit.
some people just aren't happy unless they're in a spread
Twice the risk? Are you trading a Dax Bund spread or something? The whole idea is that the risk is diminished mate.
In this case 'twice the risk' actually makes sense. I'd say the appropriate description would be 'random number of times the risk'.It's just a half jokingly saying I guess. But there's some truth to it. And for the record, I've been trading a lot of spreads with products including buxl bund bobl schatz US2,5,10,30yr, gilt sterling bor swissy crude oil dax stoxx smi S&P DOW and a lot more.
EDIT: in different combinations of course........
In this case 'twice the risk' actually makes sense. I'd say the appropriate description would be 'random number of times the risk'.
Good luck! I remember looking at some sort of a site where they were recommending buxl vs euribor whites. It was mighty hard to contain my amusement.
Cool! That's a more interesting one... Have you looked at what this baby did in the fall of 08?Thanks mate. buxl against bund.
Cool! That's a more interesting one... Have you looked at what this baby did in the fall of 08?
Yep, it's all good... As they say, it's all fun and games unless someone pokes an eye out.Well yes, been trading it for the past two years. Note that I never said I traded any of the spreads pure mean reversion style. But that should go without saying