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Futures Spread Trading 101 - Everything You Need to Know
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2022
- Futures spreads are one of the least-known and most misunderstood markets among retail Futures traders. Futures spreads, in their simplest form, occur when a trader simultaneously buys a futures contract (long) and sells another futures contract (short) to profit from a change in the differential between the prices of the two futures contracts.
Futures spread trading is as old as futures trading itself and provide an efficient way to maintain and manipulate positions within the futures market, often with the benefit of lower margin and less risk. Intra-commodity Spreads, which are different legs of the same underlying market, allow traders to roll positions from one contract month to another, or to take advantage of discrepancies between different months and profit from the price difference between the nearby and farther out market. Inter-commodity Spreads are between futures contracts of closely related markets, and often used by hedgers and speculators, the most common of which is the Soybean Crush and the Crude Oil Crack Spread. No matter which type of spread is used, when properly understood, futures spread trading can offer significant advantages over trading individual futures contracts.
Join John Rowland, Barchart’s Head of Trading Education, as he provides you with a basic overview of the different types of futures spreads as well as an explanation of the many benefits that spread trading can offer traders. John will also show you how to use Barchart.com to access the Futures Spread page, create specific spreads, and employ technical analysis.
In this webinar, you will learn about:
- The benefits of spread trading; including margin, leverage, and risk management
- The differences between Intra-Market and Inter-Market spreads
- Contango and Backwardation
- Using Barchart.com to find futures spreads, create unique spreads, and employ technical analysis
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Good presentation but the fact remain you can't even save a custom spread expression as a new symbol on the watchlist. So it is not useful for any spread trader...
Thank you John for this educational meeting which constitutes quality learning in financial education.
Unfortunately for the foreigner that I am, the absence of subtitles, which is rare in your webinars, may not allow me to appreciate it at its fair value.
Hi Peresse, thanks for watching and for your feedback. We will keep open the possibility of adding subtitles in the future.
@@BarchartOfficial Thanks Barchart, very good data website which complements my trading strategy. I learn more about the functionalities of the site before becoming a Membership.
Good introduction to spreads, an often misunderstood trading strategy.
Hey Brent, thanks a lot for watching and the positive feedback.
Boom right up our alley. Thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks a lot for watching!
Excellent presentation. Effective explanation, very easy to understand.
Hey Tangoe, thanks a lot for watching and for the kind feedback. Really appreciate it!
Very well explained. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for watching Peter!
Tremendously amazing💖
Hi Kimberly, thanks a lot for watching and for this very kind feedback!
Good presentation but the fact remain you can't even save a custom spread expression as a new symbol on the watchlist. So it is not useful for any spread trader...
Thanks a lot for watching and really appreciate the feedback!
Truly hope that management allows the web platform to compete with Tradingview instead of being concerned about it competing with Barchart Trader @@BarchartOfficial
Which brokers allow you to do futures spread trading? Only interactive brokers?
Hi Mattia, thanks for watching. Not really too sure about that. Besides IB, you could check NinjaTrader and Tradestation (not an endorsement of any particular broker).
@@BarchartOfficial I see, thanks for your quick answer!
Is it true that it is hard to get filled in a calendar spread?
Hi Edward, thanks for watching. The difficulty of getting filled depends on a variety of factors such as the width of the bid/ask spread and the liquidity.