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Here2learn
 

Registered: May 2009
Posts: 36

 

04-19-12 02:56 AM

Can anybody recommend a good resource for learning energy futures calendar spread trading (books/articles/websites) or a resource for news on such (newsletters/market reports/commentary/etc)?

Much appreciated!

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abattia
 

Registered: Dec 2008
Posts: 983

 

04-19-12 06:23 AM

http://www.spreadprofessor.wildapricot.org/

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J-Law
 

Registered: Jun 2002
Posts: 352

 

04-20-12 06:25 AM

What he said. Bone knows his spreads and does so across multiple products. Worth your time.

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etemtezcan
 

Registered: Nov 2008
Posts: 76

 

05-04-12 01:00 PM

mrci posts seasonal spread and outright trades, about 500 us/per year
daniels trading and joe ross (google joe ross spread trading)
sends weekly newletters
joe ross had a good spread trading books
no need to dish out thousands of dollars for "mentoring"

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Here2learn
 

Registered: May 2009
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05-08-12 10:28 PM

Ordered the Joe Ross book... We'll see if it's worth $100. Trading books are either good or garbage.

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Handle123
 

Registered: Aug 2007
Posts: 1037

 

05-09-12 03:03 AM


Quote from Here2learn:

Ordered the Joe Ross book... We'll see if it's worth $100. Trading books are either good or garbage.



If you can send it back, do so. I have never read any retail spread book worth much and there is a reason for this. Most of those who made a living when there were pits, made it generally spread trading and they would never write any books on spread stats.

Only recently has trading software allowed much more easily to use indicators on spread charts(line only). Perhaps "Bone" can offer where he gets his charts, but I use Ninja, I can do Bollinger bands and RSI/oscillators on the spreads themselves. Tradestation may have the ability, don't know. But past year, I have transferred methods I use from stocks to do longer term on spreads and luv it.

Just cause a certain date pops up for entering/existing doesn't make me warm and fuzzy to take a trade, using backtesting, you can make anything seem like a good time to put on a spread of something as MRCI has bout 100 spreads to put on a month.

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