Spreading Formulas

HammerMan87

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Hi All,

Has anyone the formulas for the Spread/Hedge Ratio and Price Ratio for spreading. I would like to know the formualas for a 2 and 3 legged spread?

Also, does anyone know and good spreading websites?

Any help is appreciated.

Regards,

HM
 

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Thanks for the tip.
What are you spreading?
Seasonals
I saw this guy, but I think you need to pay him to get his stuff: SpreadProfessor - Home
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See: Joe Ross http://tetradersforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1580Spread Trading in Futures.
 
Hey,

thanks for your replies. The formulas I am looking for are for 2-3 assets. say Gold and the Dollar but it could be anything. As long as they are highly correlated. How much of Gold would I buy and how much of the Dollar would I sell to be effectively hedged? Then how do I calculate a spread price for which I can base PnL on? Same for 3 assets like the Crack or Crush Spreads?

Thanks,

HM
 
Hey,

thanks for your replies. The formulas I am looking for are for 2-3 assets. say Gold and the Dollar but it could be anything. As long as they are highly correlated. How much of Gold would I buy and how much of the Dollar would I sell to be effectively hedged? Then how do I calculate a spread price for which I can base PnL on? Same for 3 assets like the Crack or Crush Spreads?

Thanks,

HM
I don't know of any hard and fast rules, personally.

Regression in Excel is your friend, though. Once you have the weights, you can calculate the price of the spread using those weights. That's how I would go about it.

Isn't crack spread a two-asset spread? For things like cracks, I think there's mkt conventions for calculation of prices.
 
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