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to Bone...if you are going to trade any DAX or FTSE related spreads...better on Eurex or LIFFE?

this honestly, is an amzing post...this is the type of reasoning behind why I also believe in spreading...very good

one of the things I like about trading spread futures is that it is kinda like a "mini CL contract" in that you got the per tick value/tight spread but it is not gonna hit you with the huge loss like the CL normal contract might...

honestly, short naked option selling is perhaps the easiest thing to trade BUT with the largest risk and the greatest amount of capital required...

for real...I am sure 99.99% of all ET traders would LOVE to make $7,000.00 per week...come on now

I netted about +26 pips or so on this one spread trade...currently in another with the EUR/USD and GBP/USD...down about -21 pips...gonna hold...my indicators are saying this was the route to go

still here in my thinking...my hold after 5:00pm EST

exactly...that is why I am learning here via demo...have you traded CL spreads before?...please share any insight...thanks,,,

still down a little $$$...but a short ES and long YM bias for spreading still seems the route to go...

it is simply an honest learning process...I always believe the best way to learn is to "simply see the trade"...for right now, that means "Seeing it via demo platform"...yea, totally serious here...for me and my schedule, spread trading seems to offer what I need most: 1-less time at the...

have to disagree...with one short and one long...the risk goes way down, waaayyyy down...from my research and study

+25 pips now...cool stuff

been really looking at the YM vs ES spread trade...seems to me as the best Index to spread over time with "minimal risk"...got a demo Index spread on right now: short one ES vs long one YM actually was profitable about an hour or so ago...a little (-) negative now...interesting...will...

currently up +15 pips in a EUR/USD vs GBP/USD spread trade...really examing spreads...like it that you do not have to "sit at the computer trading terminal"...good stuff

experimenting with Crude Oil Spread trading...got a demo trade on: Long Feb10/March10 spread Short Jan10/Feb10 spread probably will only begin trading one outright...or noticed you could "spread the spreads"...like I am doing via demo trading...

the jury is still out if worth my time

yes, I consider the price as it relates to other levels and what it is at that moment...but...obviously need to be more strategic in the prices I am looking for...please explain further...thanks

I am demo trading Soybean and Wheat futures spreads...seeing if it is worth the time and dime...

sorry...try this... http://www.cmegroup.com/wrappedpages/clearing/pbrates/performancebond.html?group=NYMEX CRUDE PRODUCTS&type=IntraCommodityRates&h=2&reporttype=marginrate

thanks for trying to help...honestly, something seems wrong here...these seem really high. Check this out http://www.cmegroup.com/wrappedpages/clearing/pbrates/performancebond.html?group=NYMEX CRUDE PRODUCTS&type=IntraCommodityRates&h=2&reporttype=marginrate even these spread margin rates...