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whats the symbol for the TED spread

yes it basically shows you how cme fills spread orders including butterflys with no leg risk. . it wont market condors though...

Makes perfect sense to me now...

So with this Ted spread. You describe it as a long option for market chaos... But is there no decay to this position... Can't foreign rates go below domestic?

Legging in and out of fly's and condors is no joke.. Always be willing to take the risk of the naked leg if you do it... I typically keep inventory.. So I'm always in and out of something

I had like 22 bear spreads in crude right into the Syria thing this year... Lovely way to learn.. I started learning derivatives in options......of course same thing with crude.. All the spreads were profitable in the long run... Yet I never quantified and relationships before I traded.. Never...

Thanks... I'll check it out.. See if I can figure it out..

Thanks... So you obviously have experience trading GE

quotes on implied in and out.. thats referring to implied what..

It looks more like 3 bear spreads inside 1 wide bullspread.. which if you looked at it related to neutrality.. where would that be. seems like it would be very neutral.. with retail commissions.. this seems just hard to make sense of.. a way to hold inventory maybe, market that inventory...

your cluttering the thread up with stuff that is unrelated.. please stop.. this is about crude oil.. NOT gold. thank you

Double butterfly, as defined below " Double Butterfly … combines four Quarterly GE contracts with equally distributed delivery months. It’s useful to imagine a double butterfly as a calendar spread between two conventional butterflies, in which the second and third legs of the...

this site has a good one http://www.macrotrends.net/1447/ted-spread-historical-chart

this is interesting as hell to me..

your short one outright, and long the other outright.. with no margin relief..

I've only read about the TED spread briefly.. I only know its the spread between Eurodollars and treasuries. How is it something you can trade here specifically

in the eurodollar curve.. what does it mean to be making the 'carry"

Ted spread... Fixed income! Something to know about..

"In finance, bond convexity is a measure of the sensitivity of the duration of a bond to changes in interest rates, the second derivative of the price of the bond with respect to interest rates (duration is the first derivative). In general, the higher the convexity, the more sensitive the bond...

did you just say buy vix calls? haha i've been waiting for it to crack for a while