Your tic size is dictated by the Twos, which are of course 'quarter of a 1/32nd'. So, quarter tics. You can write a little file to standardize the tic size across all three instruments (1/4, 1/2, and full 1/32nds all standardized to quarter tics). CQG has a nice price-to-native-currency feature. Just to be clear, the 2's and 3's have a $200K notional value, so your price charting is ratio'd differently than your executed quantities. So, chart at 3.3332 - 2.6668 + 1 but execute at 5 - 8 + 3 Why not 2s-5s-10s ? Looked at 10s-30s-Ultras ? Leg your TuT and then leg your NoB. Don't get cute - just try to split the difference and be done with it. Better yet, use those orgasmic exchange-supported implied spreads.
Shit, that eighteen month Eurodollar curve is all the way back to where I bought the damn thing early last week.
YOR, honestly, just wail on that TuF and be done with it. The slippage on that fly and the convexity mis-match just isn't worth it.
Using the Dec contracts, I see the following exact sizes for the 2s10s30s fly: 113 ZTZ0:132 ZNZ0:22 UBZ0 That would be $10k/bp of the belly (using plain, not probability-weighted, spot DV01).
As per usual guys, thank you very much. I much apreciate the speedy reply. However, looking at the charts, I think I will probably knock this combination on the head. Like you say bone, I think there are better / more economical ways of expressing this trade. YOR.
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