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Andy's Spread Scan Example:
This
week we look at 500*FCQ7 – 400*LCZ7.
Today
we consider an inter-market equity spread: long August 07 Feeder
Cattle and short December 07 Live Cattle (500*FCQ7 – 400*LCZ7).
The spread has been in a sideways market since April 07, trading
between 17,900 and 16,700, and unable to break out of its trading
range. Will a break out of the April high be the beginning of its
seasonal up move?
Traders
may want to enter the spread at a value of 18,070. Margin for
the spread is $2,633 (no reduced margin). Suggested risk is $1,000.
Initial projected objective is $1,000, then a move to $22k or higher.
Basis is seasonal (app. 5/12 – 6/27) and a break out of a trading
range. Because of the different values of each unit move of Feeder
Cattle and Live Cattle, we have to multiply the buy side by 500
and the sell side by 400 to get the right equity chart. The spread
is 1:1.
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On
April 22 we told subscribers of our professional daily spreads
& position trading newsletter, Traders
Notebook,"Consider entering an intra-market spread LHM7 –
LHN7 MOC on 04/23. Margin for the spread is $675 (reduced margin).
Suggested risk is $400. Initial projected objective is $400, then
a move to 2.0 or higher. Basis is correlation (app. 4/15 – 5/10) and
a 1-2-3 low. Comment: The spread broke out of its 1-2-3 low a few
days ago, giving us the possibility of entering the trade. Please
check with all your other meats spreads!"

Here's
how we suggested managing this trade:
04/23
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Student's
Question: "Andy, how much time do I need every day
for spread trading?"
Andy:
The trading itself doesn’t need much daily time. Approximately
10 – 20 minutes are required to check the charts each day, looking
for new entries, checking your open positions, and giving your orders
to the broker. Looking for the right trading opportunities needs much
more time. Depending on the number of markets you want to trade,
you will need several hours a week for your preparation. The most
difficult part for a spread trader is finding the right trades out
of hundreds of spread possibilities. Beginning traders
find this part of spread trading especially difficult. Since you are
a subscriber of "Traders Notebook," this part is much easier because I
do the searching for you. But don’t think you have to take all the
trade recommendations! You still have to select the trades that are right for you,
the trades with “your name on them.” Those who don’t subscribe
to a newsletter need to focus on only a few markets in the beginning, so that they don't get lost among all the spread possibilities.
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is complex and carries a high degree of risk. While there is opportunity
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