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Andy's Spread Scan Example:
This
week we look at KWZ7 – SX7.
Today
we consider an inter-exchange spread: long December 07 Kansas City
Wheat and short November 07 Soybeans (KWZ7 – SX7). After trading
in a channel for a few months (March 2007 – July 2007) the spread
finally broke out of the channel in July, to the upside. Now it seems
the upper boundary of the trading channel has become support.
Traders
may want to enter the spread at a value of -150. Margin for the
spread is $3,930 (no reduced margin). Suggested risk is $1,500.
Initial projected objective is $1,500, then a move higher. Basis
is seasonal (app. 8/22 – 10/4) and a Ross hook.
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On
August 12 we told subscribers of our professional daily spreads
& position trading newsletter
Traders Notebook, "Consider entering an inter-market equity
spread 500*FCU7 – 400*LCG8 at a spread value of $18,270. Margin for
the spread is $2,633 (no reduced margin). Suggested risk is $1,000.
Initial projected objective is $1,000, then a move higher. Basis is
seasonal (app. 8/3 – 9/17) and a 1-2-3 low. Comment: This is a very
aggressive entry. More conservative traders might want to enter on
the next Ross hook."

Here's
how we suggested managing this trade:
08/13
Suggest entering MOC tomorrow.
08/14 In?
08/20 We are close to the July high. Suggest taking
some money from the table if not already done.
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Question: Andy, what is the best way to enter or exit
spread trades?
Andy:
I think there is no “best way” to enter or exit spread trades, there
is only “your way”. Let me explain:
I personally
prefer to enter all my spread trades at the Close. I don’t like to
watch my spreads during the day, so I focus only on the Close. When
I trade open outcry markets I place a Market on Close (MOC) order
during the day. When I trade electronic markets, I “simulate” the
Market on Close order by legging in during the last 3 minutes of
the trading day. I always focus on the open outcry hours even when
I trade an electronic contract.
Most
buying and selling is at the Open and at the Close, especially in
thin markets. When you use a limit order you can enter anytime you
want, but you might have the problem of not getting filled.
If
you are a trader from Australia, for example, you would find it very
inconvenient to enter around the Close because it would mean you
would have to stay up all night, or you would have to give the responsibility
to your broker. If entering at the Close is not comfortable for
you, just enter the next day. Enter around the Open if you want
(I recommend waiting some time at the Open until the markets slow
down), or enter the next day via Market on Close order.
In
the long run it doesn’t matter. It is more important that you feel
comfortable with the timing of your entry and exit.
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