S s0mmi Nov 17, 2013 #11 Quote from ofthomas: so when you are saying a tick, since 10s trade on half-tick, you are still referring to the bond tick right? so 1t=31.25 and 1/2t=15.625... More... Yeah that's exactly right. Usually aiming for half a basis point (2 or 3 tnote ticks) is wise to start off with. Over time you'll grow and mould your strategy to be a bit more naturally complex but still simple overrall
Quote from ofthomas: so when you are saying a tick, since 10s trade on half-tick, you are still referring to the bond tick right? so 1t=31.25 and 1/2t=15.625... More... Yeah that's exactly right. Usually aiming for half a basis point (2 or 3 tnote ticks) is wise to start off with. Over time you'll grow and mould your strategy to be a bit more naturally complex but still simple overrall
M Martinghoul Nov 17, 2013 #12 Quote from TroubleWTheCrv: Don't know who said 10 and 30 yr futures are pro-rata but they are not (they are FIFO) More... You might wanna check on this, as things have changed recently...
Quote from TroubleWTheCrv: Don't know who said 10 and 30 yr futures are pro-rata but they are not (they are FIFO) More... You might wanna check on this, as things have changed recently...
B Bernard111 Nov 21, 2013 #13 They changed again? I thought that 20/80 FIFO/pro rata was for 10Y calendar spreads.
