Quote from Spectre2007:
the underlying basis for the trade is, the economy is not as bad as it is being made out to be by the media which is in cahoots with people who want the uninformed or overleveraged to dump assets at discounts to smart hands.
as the 'fear' fuels runs into bonds, the bonds end up making new highs. But as the highs are made, the price action becomes more volatile, since there is conflicting evidence, and segregation in the populace in regards to macro effects. The wealthy or upper middleclass are still doing quite well.
a dispersion field trade takes advantage of wide swings in a derivative, where the trade is entered counter trend and within the ATR a cover trade is placed. The trade is left alone for price action to 'roundtrip'.
the entry trade is placed at new highs.
marvelous, thanks!