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Schatz v/s Bund
- Thread starter imranmir1
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Wood: that is exactly why I am here. Isn't this the right place to start? I always come here to get some advice, where to find the answers etc. And mind you, I have just started trading in bund...and making a small profit as well...with just 1 contract.
How can you say I have no knowledge. I am quite conversant about bond, bund, futures but have no idea about Schatz, and thats why my question to any experienced guy out there. I am a recent MBA working as a Financial Consultant. Yield curves etc. were just a small part of my studies, so dont try to scare me with these jargons, buddy!
If you can't help, then I suggest you do not post such comments.
How can you say I have no knowledge. I am quite conversant about bond, bund, futures but have no idea about Schatz, and thats why my question to any experienced guy out there. I am a recent MBA working as a Financial Consultant. Yield curves etc. were just a small part of my studies, so dont try to scare me with these jargons, buddy!
If you can't help, then I suggest you do not post such comments.
Firstly, I'm not your 'buddy'! Maybe you should have rephrased your question then - it comes across as if you don't know what the shatz is.
Ultimately they are all bonds and whilst you get the normal situation where the travel in the same direction, just differing in yield, obviously there are those times when they do move in opposite directions depending on how the curve is moving - but then again, as you say, you know all this.
To be honest, given your level of knowledge, you should just check the eurex website, look at the contract specs and then you will be easily be able to understand what the difference is and start cleaning up.
Glad to hear you're making money on your 1 lot bund trades. In these markets, you don't need to be doing more than 1 lots.
Ultimately they are all bonds and whilst you get the normal situation where the travel in the same direction, just differing in yield, obviously there are those times when they do move in opposite directions depending on how the curve is moving - but then again, as you say, you know all this.
To be honest, given your level of knowledge, you should just check the eurex website, look at the contract specs and then you will be easily be able to understand what the difference is and start cleaning up.
Glad to hear you're making money on your 1 lot bund trades. In these markets, you don't need to be doing more than 1 lots.
Quote from imranmir1:.
How can you say I have no knowledge. I am quite conversant about bond, bund, futures but have no idea about Schatz, and thats why my question to any experienced guy out there. I am a recent MBA working as a Financial Consultant. Yield curves etc. were just a small part of my studies, so dont try to scare me with these jargons, buddy!
It's easy to say you have no knowledge when your OP was one of the stupidest I've ever seen.Go and waste some other poor bastards time you mug.
You can complain all you want you little prick,now fuck off with your bullshit questions,no-one gives a fuck what you say.
BTW you are loser here because you don't know what you are talking about,and you can stick your mba and your shitty 1 lots up your arse,it's got you a long way - mug.
Next time post your bullshit under the "dickheads without a clue" forum.
Thanks in Advance
BTW you are loser here because you don't know what you are talking about,and you can stick your mba and your shitty 1 lots up your arse,it's got you a long way - mug.
Next time post your bullshit under the "dickheads without a clue" forum.
Thanks in Advance