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Andy's Spread Scan Example:
This
week we look at KWN7 – CN7.
Today we consider
an inter-market spread: long July 07 Kansas Wheat and short July
07 Corn (KWN7 – CN7). The spread has been in a trading range since
January, moving between 70 and 80 most of the time. The statistical
time frame for the seasonal up move is from 4/6 through 5/20. A new
close of the spread above 80 could be the starting signal for its
up move to 125 or even higher.
Traders may
want to enter the spread at a value of 81 or higher. Margin for
the spread is $2,850 (no reduced margin). Suggested risk is $600.
Initial projected objective is $600, then a move to 125 or higher.
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On
March 20 we told subscribers of our professional daily spreads
& position trading newsletter, Traders
Notebook, "Consider entering an Intra-market spread LHQ7
– LHM7 MOC tomorrow 03/20. Margin for the spread is $675 (reduced
margin). Suggested risk is $400. Initial projected objective is $400,
then a move to 4.0 or higher. Basis is seasonal (app. 3/10 – 5/10)
and a RH. Comment: The spread has been in a long term up trend. Now
it should get some help from seasonality to move even higher."

Here's
how we suggested managing this trade:
03/20 In?
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Andy Jordan's
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Student's
Question: "Andy, nowadays all the markets are becoming electronic.
Should I take my trades based on the open outcry hours or based
on the electronic hours?"
Andy:
It is not easy to give you a general answer. Let’s have a look at
the various markets.
Currencies
and metals: All liquid currencies and metals are a 24 hour markets
and you should take the entries based on the electronic hours. Taking
the trades at only the open outcry hours would be difficult. You
would get a lot of gap openings.
Interest
rates: The overnight trading in the interest rates markets is not
as liquid as it is with currencies, and you can take your trades based
on open outcry hours only. I personally would take my entries only
during open outcry hours.
Grains
and Soy complex: All side-by-side markets at the CBOT are very thin
during the overnight trading, so I would recommend taking
trades only during open outcry. You might leave your protective
stops in the markets, but I wouldn’t do so.
All
the volume is moving from the open outcry to the electronic markets
at the moment (except the meats) so these recommendations might change in the future.
Before you trade any market, have a look at intraday charts. Look
at a 30- or 15-minute chart to see what happens during the overnight trading, and then make your decision whether to trade only during
open outcry or in the electronic session.
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